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Ice Age Artists Took Cues from Ivory Itself, 18,000-Year-Old Figurines from Ukraine Suggest | Sci.News
59+ min ago (336+ words) Roughly 18,000 years ago, in what is now northern Ukraine, artists carved small female figurines from mammoth ivory and covered them with zigzags and meanders....
The 'quintessentially English' Hampshire village named among Britain's 20 prettiest
1+ hour, 37+ min ago (289+ words) Winchester and nearby Hampshire before breakfast Share today’s briefing directly, or send the subscribe link to someone who would use a concise local morning update. • Selborne in Hampshire has been named among Britain's 20 prettiest places to live in by Aston…...
Ken Hay: Normandy veteran who survived capture in World War II dies aged 101
13+ hour, 57+ min ago (584+ words) Ken Hay, a veteran of the Normandy invasion who survived capture shortly after D-Day and spent years educating children about the conflict, has died aged 101. The British Normandy Memorial, where he acted as an ambassador, announced his death on Sunday,…...
211 Years Later, the Duke of Wellington's Line on the Art of War Is One of the Best Quotes is British Military History
1+ hour, 52+ min ago (455+ words) Wellington said it to John Wilson Croker on September 4, 1852 — ten days before he died. The famous version is shorter than what he actually said, and weaker....
81 Years Lateer, General George Patton’s Best US Army Line on Mourning the Dead Is Still the Greatest Military Quote in Armed Forces History
2+ hour, 10+ min ago (279+ words) US Army General George S. Patton said it in Boston on June 7, 1945, one month after Germany surrendered. The same day, he called a man killed in action "frequently" a fool, and Gold Star families answered....
'If we could all do that, there'd be no wars': D-Day veteran dies at the age of 101
4+ hour, 49+ min ago (803+ words) Normandy veteran Ken Hay, who was just 17 years old when he landed on Juno Beach five days after the initial D-Day landings, was a prisoner of war and spent years educating children about the Second World War, has died aged…...
Royal Air Force F-4 Phantom Pilot Recalls Shadowing two Soviet Tu-95 Bears over France Because French Fighters Were Grounded for Bastille Day Celebrations
3+ hour, 19+ min ago (144+ words) On July 14, 1987, an RAF F-4 Phantom chased two Soviet Bears into the Bay of Biscay and found nobody there. The French Air Force was celebrating Bastille Day....
"Rusty Treasure": Europe's Largest Trove of Iron Age Iron Bars Found
3+ hour, 58+ min ago (64+ words) The gravel pit in Deinham. Archaeological divers investigate the find spot with the bucket excavator in the background. A selection of typical bars from Deinham. “It is incredible that such a large quantity of iron was transported at once and…...
In darkness, Armenia reminds us of light
4+ hour, 12+ min ago (366+ words) For centuries, Armenians have faced numerous hardships and challenges that have affected their culture, country and way of life. One of the most devastating occurred in 1915, when roughly 1.5 million Armenians were massacred in the Ottoman Empire, including in Anatolia, part…...
2,400 Years Back, Alexander the Great's 'Lions and Sheep' War Quote Hits Harder Than Ever
4+ hour, 7+ min ago (197+ words) ...