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Sunday, 6 September 2026
शाहरुख खान ने अंडरवर्ल्ड को दिया था जवाब:बोले थे- ‘पठान हूं, गोली मारनी है तो मार दो’; फिल्म नहीं करूंगा; डायरेक्टर ने सुनाया किस्सा
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शाहरुख खान ने अंडरवर्ल्ड को दिया था जवाब:बोले थे- ‘पठान हूं, गोली मारनी है तो मार दो’; फिल्म नहीं करूंगा; डायरेक्टर ने सुनाया किस्सा
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Saturday, 5 September 2026
Exceptional private bath found in imperial palace tower

What makes this bath so unusual is its design: it is circular, like the tower itself, and was divided into two areas: an equipment room that contained all the heating mechanisms and a suite of rooms with three pools and a sudatorium (sauna or steam room). The technical section contained a praefurnium, the furnace chamber used to heat the floors of bathing rooms. The base of the copper boiler used to heat the water for the hot pools was discovered there, although the boiler is gone, probably melted down for reuse in antiquity.
Of particular importance is the exceptional state of preservation of the hypocaust system, with its circular pilae, through which hot air circulated under the floors of the various rooms. This level of preservation of the heating system, along with the very discovery of the imperial balneum, represents an extremely rare archaeological find and provides invaluable data for understanding the operation of the thermal complex. […]
The personnel in charge of maintaining the bath and feeding the praefurnium accessed the technical sector of the tower from the western side, through a monumental entrance. This layout allowed the service area to be separated from the part of the balneum intended for the residence’s occupants.

* This article was originally published here
मिस वर्ल्ड 2026 का फिनाले आज वियतनाम में:निकिता पोरवाल करेंगी भारत का प्रतिनिधित्व, पिछले साल थाइलैंड ने खिताब जीता था
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'Gromit was nearly a cat!': Secrets from 50 years of Aardman
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Friday, 4 September 2026
Unique 2,400-year-old timber structure found on banks of Main River

The Iron Age timbers were discovered by construction workers in a rainwater overflow basin at the Willigis Bridge in Aschaffenburg. They were part of a larger stone wall. Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Monuments (BLfD) used radiocarbon dating to determine the age of the timbers and the analysis found the oak trees were felled between 372-352 B.C.
“We don’t yet know what the complex was used for. We suspect that it protected the access from the Main up to the settlement. Immediately in front of the large structure made of dry stone walls and an elaborate wooden beam construction was the a wooden platform towards the river. Perhaps boats docked here, goods were and loads,” says Dr. Stefanie Berg, Head of the Department of Archaeological Monument Preservation at the BLfD. The complex testifies to astonishing craftsmanship and construction knowledge. In its construction it must have been adapted to the difficult requirements of the damp subsoil, which could only be realized with considerable effort.
Dr. Stefanie Berg: “A structure like this was no small undertaking. It required many people, sound planning, and a great deal of work. The oak timbers were felled and processed in the Spessart region and—like the stonework—transported here via the River Main. On site, dry-stone walls were erected, and the heavy beams were precisely fitted into the structure. The building would have been visible from afar, clearly signaling that this was a place of significance—and one that its inhabitants knew how to defend.”

Excavations will continue through the end of the year. A multi-disciplinary team that includes archaeologists, architects, geoarchaeologists and archaeobotanists are examining the structure, the soil around it and traces of plant material at the find site. Visitors will have the chance to view the excavation on September 13, Open Monument Day, with a BLfD archaeologist serving as guide.

* This article was originally published here
‘I'd be the last to know’: Stars of The Gentlemen react to Meghan reports
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‘I'd be the last to know’: Stars of The Gentlemen react to Meghan reports
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Thursday, 3 September 2026
5th c. skeleton found hiding in giant jar

The dolium was discovered in the northern turret of the western gate in Deultum’s Roman walls, built around 300 A.D. It is comparatively small by dolium standards, the largest of which could hold as much as 260 gallons. Only the lower part of it survives, and it is three feet in diameter.
The deceased had two iron knives with him, one clutched in his hand and a smaller one hanging from a ring on his belt. These were apparently for self-defense. They are not the weapons of a professional warrior.
In the 5th century, Deultum was repeatedly attacked by Germanic tribes and Huns. There is evidence of a fire on the dolium and around it, but no evidence that the deceased made any attempt to leave the dolium to save his own skin. He likely suffocated from smoke inhalation. Ashes in the bottom of the amphora suggest the fire was already burning when he climbed inside.
The recent discovery seems to represent one of those “extraordinary circumstances,” Vagalinski said. The team found a significant amount of burned materials around the dolium, including ashes and coals; broken bricks, tiles and shards; blackened walls; melted glass fragments; and bones from domestic animals. The likely scenario is that, upon hearing of an imminent attack, people brought their livestock into the fortress. The archaeologists also found many bronze coins that were probably lost in the chaos. […]
“In any case, he made no attempt to get out of the ceramic vessel,” Vagalinski said. The team determined this based on the individual’s position, similar to that of a sleeping man. “After the attack, the inhabitants of the city leveled the ruins of the tower and covered them with a new, higher floor.” They did not know that a fellow citizen was lying at the bottom of the dolium.
The skeletal remains have now been transferred to Sofia where they will be examined and analyzed in detail by a forensic anthropologist. The archaeological team will return to Deultum next summer to continue to excavate the western gate, including the northern turret.
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Gary Glitter pleads not guilty to historical sex offence charges
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Gary Glitter pleads not guilty to historical sex offence charges
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Wednesday, 2 September 2026
Largest Viking hoard in Denmark found in back yard




“When we analyze the weight of the silver objects, the treasure reveals information about the economic practices of the Viking Age. The treasure does not only consist of beautiful objects. Most of them are part of a structured value system by weight,” [Torben Sarauw, cultural heritage manager and archaeologist at the Museums of North Jutland,] says.
Silver bars, jewelry and scrap silver were used as a means of payment and a store of value, where the weight of the silver was decisive. It was therefore often cut into smaller pieces, divided or melted down. The unusually large number of silver bars in the hoard are grouped around specific weight groups, and the same applies to parts of the bracelets and scrap silver. This suggests that the silver was not just randomly put together, but was organized as a significant stock of values.
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US singer D4vd's celebrity lawyers withdraw from murder case
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