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  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    The Road to Mons Graupius

    REVIEW BY REBECCA JONES This is not a traditional archaeology or history book. It defies conventional modern categorisation, taking its inspiration from the writings of antiquarian travellers, such as Jessie Mothersole. Indeed, the author is an expert in …

    Source: The Past - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    Effacing original culture threatens identity, warns KU VC

    Kathmandu University. (File photo) KATHMANDU: Kathmandu University Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Achyut Wagle has expressed concern over the erosion of Nepal’s original culture, stating that multinational companies are flourishing at the cost of indigenous …

    Source: Khabarhub - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    Remote walks, beaches and wild activities in Cornwall that are too good to miss

    Cornwall is well known for its beautiful scenery and there is certainly plenty to explore. Whether its the beaches, the coastal paths, woods, lakes or moorland - there is plenty of space to enjoy the great outdoors. But many spots are crowded and it can be …

    Source: Cornwall Live - Pending
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    WATCH: The secret gem just one hour from Madrid in the Spanish heartlands that you should visit because it’s ‘untouched ...

    IN a country increasingly overrun by selfie sticks and package tours, finding a place that still feels authentically Spanish can feel like winning the lottery.  But social media star Maria, known online as @pdeplanazos, may have just uncovered one of the …

    Source: Olive Press - Center-left
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    BLM increases vandalism reward to $4,000

    The Bureau of Land Management Bishop Field Office announced an increased reward of $4,000 for information about the individuals responsible for damaging petroglyph panels at three locations at Volcanic Tableland last month. “Those responsible have …

    Source: The Inyo Register - California - Pending
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    The world witnesses dawn of civilization along Liangzhu cultural corridor

    An exterior view of the Archaeological Ruins of Liangzhu City Park in Hangzhou, East China's Zhejiang Province Photos: VCGThis is the first time Silvia Cristina Singer Sochet, director general of the Interactive Museum of Economics in Mexico, travels …

    Source: Global Times - Gov't Propaganda
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    5,000-year-old burial of elite woman with inlaid toucan's beak found in Peru

    Archaeologists in Peru have discovered the burial of an elite woman with remarkable grave goods, including decorative crafts made from a toucan's beak and macaw feathers. The woman lived sometime between 3000 and 1800 B.C., and her well-preserved body …

    Source: LiveScience - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    Egypt tells UK tourists not welcome in Spain - 'come here instead - it's so much cheaper'

    Last summer, overtourism protests erupted across Spain with campaigners fed up with flocks of tourists arriving. They claimed the ever-increasing number of visitors is disrupting their way of life and is the catalyst behind soaring property prices. With …

    Source: Daily Express - Right-wing
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    Man recovered from ‘gladiator graveyard’ died of lion bite, study finds

    By Jackie Wattles, CNN (CNN) — Legends of young heroes fighting lions to the death appear in Roman records and artwork, but scant physical evidence of these beastly battles exists. Perhaps, that is, until now. A new study sheds light on the story of a …

    Source: KVIA - Texas - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    Remembering M.G.S. Narayanan: A pioneer of Indian historical scholarship

    Kerala and the wider Indian academic community are mourning the loss of Professor M.G.S. Narayanan, a highly esteemed historian. Narayanan leaves behind a towering legacy in Indian historiography through his meticulous scholarship and deep understanding of …

    Source: The Week - Center-left
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    The backyard ‘Indiana Jones’

    T World War II wall display In the Wednesday, Oct. 18, 1995, issue of the Adel News, Mattie Sumner was shown pointing to a name that she knew on a section of wall displaying the names of men from Cook County who served in World War II. Mrs. Sumner and her …

    Source: Adel News Tribune - Georgia - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    Report: 10 possible graves found at Tropicana Field

    Ground penetrating radar has uncovered 10 possible graves – some just three feet below ground – underneath Tropicana Field’s parking lots.  The new study, reviewed by the Catalyst, also found 11 areas of interest and nine unidentified disturbances. …

    Source: St. Pete Catalyst - Florida - Pending
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    The rise of cyborg cockroaches

    When a powerful earthquake struck Tokyo, an entire apartment building collapsed—trapping the Yoshida family beneath the rubble of their ground-floor home. They were unable to move or communicate with the outside world, fearing they might die a slow and …

    Source: Ynet - Indeterminate
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    Distinguished Historian MGS Narayanan no more

    MGS Narayanan was a renowned historian, known for his academic brilliance. He passed away in Kerala on Saturday Hyderabad: A distinguished historian, academic and writer MGS Narayan passed away at his house i Kozhikode on Saturday. He was suffering from …

    Source: Telengana Today - Indeterminate
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    This book is made from the skin of a murderer behind one of England's most infamous crimes

    History is full of artifacts that have been discovered over time, some of these are displayed in a museum for public display, others might be in the possession of the archaeological authorities, while some of these artifacts give the most valuable …

    Source: The Times of India - Center-right
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    Why Batanes remains a must-visit destination for culture, nature enthusiasts

    They say the third time’s the charm. But in Batanes, the northernmost province of the Philippines, each of my three visits has carried its own distinct magic. My first trip, over a decade ago, involved pedaling halfway across Batan Island on a rented …

    Source: Rappler - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    Yemeni Foreign Ministry Calls For International Commission Into US War Crimes

    The Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called for the formation of an independent international commission to investigate all crimes committed by the United States against Yemen and the Yemeni people. In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and …

    Source: Al-Thawra - Indeterminate
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    This Sicko Caterpillar Wears the Bones of Its Victims

    Welcome back to the Abstract!  Beware: This week’s offerings are not for the faint of heart. There will be blood. There will be gore. There will be death. There will be…honeydew?  First stop is a gladiator cemetery, which has got to be one of the most …

    Source: 404 Media - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 26, 2025

    MGS wrote about Kozhikode and had an active life here

    Historian M.G.S. Narayanan, who served as the chairman of the Mananchira-Vellimadukunnu Road Action Committee, being greeted by a girl during the hunger strike at the Kozhikode collectorate in this file photo. | Photo Credit: FILE PHOTO Most history …

    Source: The Hindu - Center-left

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  • Published on April 4, 2024 - 19:34 GMT

    Republicans Are The Real Budget-Busters. Pass It On.

    George H. Bush ran up a $290 billion budget deficit in his last year as President. Bill Clinton converted that deficit into a surplus. Actually, three years of budget surpluses. And he managed to pay down $360 billion of prior years’ federal debt. …

    Source: Op/Ed
  • Published on March 8, 2024 - 10:54 GMT

    Strong Women In Politics Still Face Strong Pushback

    John Nance Garner, who served as FDR’s vice president for eight years, compared the job to “a bucket of warm spit.” (He actually said, “warm piss,” but this is a family-friendly blog). Facing the prospect of a 2024 presidential rematch between two …

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