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For over a century, an unremarkable lump sat in a British Museum drawer; a 2013 X-ray revealed a rare Celtic brooch buried with a Viking-era Norwegian womanA fascinating discovery at the British Museum includes a lump of soil, wood, and metal that holds a Celtic brooch from the eighth or ninth ...- ‘Completely blown away’: Manoj Bajpayee says Obsession actress Inde Navarrette deserves an Oscar. Family Man actor reveals what he loved most about Curry Barker’s horror filmManoj Bajpayee recently shared his thoughts on the film Obsession, which he first viewed for the sake of his daughter. To his surprise, he ...
- U.S. and Japanese Companies Struggle with Different Parts of AI Adoption—and Offer Different Lessons for Making It WorkCompanies in both the U.S. and Japan are struggling to deploy AI, but often in very different ways. In the U.S., deployment is wide but sha...
- Consent managers search for viable revenue model as registration nearsConsent managers are intended to help individuals manage, review and withdraw consent for the processing of their personal data, and they'r...
- Research: How AI Agents Broaden the Scope of Knowledge WorkAI agents don’t just speed up knowledge work; they change its nature. In a field study of Perplexity’s conversational assistant and autonom...
- Ramses II colossal statues discovery in Egypt: How a farmer growing cucumbers made an astonishing find and won a Mecca tripThe Ramses II colossal statues discovery in Egypt began when a farmer Khaled el-Shahat Khalil growing cucumbers unearthed ancient statue re...
- Anthropic unveils additional Claude tools for lawyersThe new tools, which Anthropic calls artifacts, allow users to more easily create alternatives within Claude's traditional chatbot interfac...
- UK technician cracks secret of 1,600-year-old Roman glass that eerily changes color from green to redAt the University of Sheffield, technician Dr. Lisa Hollands has made history by successfully replicating the mesmerizing color-changing pr...
- 'Peak woke insanity': Scottish museum removes Egyptian mummies from display, cites lack of 'consent' and 'respect' for the deadIn a significant move towards ethical considerations, Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum has taken ancient Egyptian mummies off p...
- In 1886, Thomas Edison bought a 15-acre estate in New Jersey's Llewellyn Park; today, Glenmont is the only home in the 420-acre community owned by the Park ServiceGlenmont, a Victorian property acquired by Thomas Edison in 1886, serves as a significant historical site. It is located within the private...
- In the 19th century, mysterious glyphs from Easter Island drew scholarly attention; more than 150 years later, the Rongorongo script remains undecipheredResearchers have provided new evidence that the rongorongo script could have emerged independently on Easter Island. A wooden tablet was da...
- An Egyptian farmer found a mysterious pink stone in his field — it led archaeologists to two giant statues of Ramses II buried for centuriesArchaeologists found ancient statue fragments related to Ramses II in the Nile Delta region of Egypt. The discovery was triggered by farmer...
- World's oldest shipwreck, which likely existed when the Great Pyramid of Giza was built, has just been found off the coast of TurkeyAn ancient shipwreck off the coast of Turkey has been discovered, believed to be the oldest known to mankind. Archaeologists have dated the...
- 4,700-year-old shipwreck near Kekova island offers insights into ancient seafaringArchaeological discoveries beneath the sea can provide valuable insights regarding ancient trade, technology and daily life. Amphorae recov...
- A 20,000 year old pendant still carries the DNA of the woman who may have worn itA 20,000 year old pendant made from a deer tooth has revealed ancient human DNA from a woman who lived in Siberia during the Ice Age. Scien...
- In 2014, a US scrap dealer found a Fabergé egg among unwanted items; the result revealed a lost imperial treasure worth millions after experts identified its royal historyA US scrap metal dealer bought a decorative egg at a Midwestern flea market in 2014 for about $14,000, hoping to make money from its gold c...
- In 1739, archaeologists uncovered a mysterious 12-sided Roman object; 287 years later, its true purpose remains unknownRoman dodecahedrons are mysterious 12-sided objects found in former Roman territories, yet their real purpose remains unknown. The first kn...
- In 1944, Howard Aiken and IBM engineers completed Harvard's Mark I, a 51-foot-long calculator that handled wartime calculations for the US NavyIn 1944, Harvard's Mark I emerged as a revolutionary 10,000-pound calculator for the U.S. Navy, pivotal in military operations such as ball...
- A battered Egyptian pot sat in a Cornwall garage after a 1950s taxi fare; decades later, its tiny label helped reconstruct a lost 19th-century excavationA family in Cornwall discovered a pot associated with an excavation led by Flinders Petrie in ancient Egypt. The pot was originally given t...
- Florida collector found a Moon rock at garage sale, refused to mail it, later hand-delivered it to Louisiana museumA Florida collector stumbled upon a missing Apollo 17 lunar sample while sifting through items at a garage sale, drawn by an ordinary woode...
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