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Saturday, 12 September 2026
बॉडी शेमिंग को लेकर नीना गुप्ता ने दिया जवाब:67 साल की एक्ट्रेस बोलीं- 'कोई पूछे तो कह देना मैं प्रेग्नेंट हूं'
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Friday, 11 September 2026
Export barred on tiny rare Anglo-Saxon mount
A tiny Anglo-Saxon decorative mount has been barred from export by the UK’s Department for Digital Culture, Media and Sport. It is approximately 1,400 years old and made of gilded copper-alloy. It depicts a four-legged, long-snouted animal that looks like a horse with his head down. Those four legs are what makes it so rare. Typically Anglo-Saxon ornaments from this period are so stylized that they don’t have simple anatomical outlines like that.
The mount was discovered in Holme Hale, Norfolk, by a metal detectorist in 2024. Even though it is tiny, just 3cm (1.2 inches) long and weighing five grams, it is finely detailed and the gilding is preserved almost over the entire obverse side. The reverse is ungilded and has the pierced stubs of two lugs, indicating it was originally attached to something.
Despite its historical significance, the object was either deemed not to qualify as official Treasure, or it was released back to the finder. It was the finder who applied to the government for an export license after arranging a sale overseas.
The Reviewing Committee on the Export of Works of Art and Objects of Cultural Interest (RCEWA) determined the mount met the criteria defining it as a national treasure whose connecting to British history makes it important to keep in the country, if at all possible.
RCEWA committee member, Helen Jacobsen said:
“Physical artefacts play a hugely important role in enabling us to study the lives and cultural practices of the early medieval period. This object is of particular significance for research into the early Anglo-Saxon kingdoms because of its unique form and very rare imagery. Further study will shed light on its function and on the transmission of artistic styles, materials and iconography in southern Scandinavia and eastern and south-eastern England during the late 5th and 6th centuries. It will be a huge loss if it cannot be saved for the nation and I hope very much that a home can be found for it in a national museum.”
The temporary export ban gives a UK museum or gallery until November 3rd of this years to raise £1,054, plus £40.80 VAT ($1,480) to acquire the item and keep it in the country. If a purchase agreement is signed even though the fundraising hasn’t reached the goal yet, there will be a three-month extension to the ban.
* This article was originally published here
मराठी बोलने से इनकार पर संजय दत्त की माफी:मंत्री को कॉल कर बोले- अच्छी मराठी आती है, मजाक था, महाराष्ट्र ने बहुत कुछ दिया, जानिए विवाद
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Thursday, 10 September 2026
4th c. mosaic floor, 2nd c. Eros head found in Pompeiopolis basilica


Historians believe that Pompeiopolis became an episcopal see in the 4th century, and the basilica would have been repurposed into a church shortly thereafter. It remained a religious center until the 13th century when the region was conquered by the Seljuk Turks.
The 105-square-meter mosaic belongs to that second life of the building. Dated to the 4th century, it decorates the basilica’s central nave. Ersoy has noted that the pavement isn’t complete — more of it likely lies beneath still-unexcavated ground — and that conservation work has focused on stabilizing what’s already exposed before digging further. In other words, 105 square meters is what’s been documented so far, not the floor’s original size, which was almost certainly larger.
The excavation also uncovered the head of an Eros statue in the basilica. It dates to the second half of the 2nd century A.D., so before the building was a church. It was found in the pastophorium, a small side chamber next to the altar where liturgical objects were kept.
A statue of a pagan god of love, tucked away next to a church altar, says something about how these transformations actually worked: older material wasn’t always destroyed when a building changed hands between religions. Sometimes it was simply moved out of the way. For researchers, the piece now offers concrete evidence about the artistic and cultural life of Pompeiopolis during the Roman imperial period, when several local families rose into the senatorial aristocracy at Rome.
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Wednesday, 9 September 2026
Largest Roman wall mosaic revealed under Trajan’s Baths



Also in the same structure is the largest wall fresco ever discovered from the Roman era. Dubbed the Painted City, it presents a bird’s eye view of a city encircled by walls and towers. The buildings inside are painted in perspective.
Complete with high walls, towers, gates, a theatre and golden statues, the city is surrounded by the sea. Bustling neighbourhoods are painted in such detail that the windows of houses are clearly visible. “If it did exist, it was extremely important,” Claudio Parisi Presicce, Rome’s heritage chief, said.

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