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LEIZA, MONREPOS and Durham University At the Ice Age site of Gönnersdorf near Neuwied am Rhein, researchers from the Archaeological Research Centre and Museum for Human Behavioral Evolution MONREPOS, a facility of the Leibniz Centre for Archaeology (LEIZA), together with scientists from the University of Durham in England, have made a significant discovery. Using modern imaging methods, detailed engravings of fish on slate slabs became visible, overlaid with grid-like patterns. These patterns are best interpreted as depictions of nets or fish traps and provide the first archaeological evidence of early fishing techniques in the late phase of the Late Paleolithic (ca. 20,000–14,500 BC). The engravings add practical and symbolic elements to the known repertoire of Ice Age art and indicate that fishing also had a social component in the life of the hunter-gatherer societies of that time. Man and Bird Join Forces: The Unique Tradition of Cormorant Fishing Fishing Tackle Used to Catch Monster Carp 12,000 Years Ago, Says Study Read moreSection: ArtifactsAncient TechnologyAncient WritingsNewsHistory & ArchaeologyRead Later 

Many senior FBI executives are "stunned" and "shell-shocked" over President-elect Donald Trump's election victory and some are concerned about their jobs, according to several sources who spoke with The Washington Times.

A senior White House official violated the Hatch Act by using social media to help raise money for candidates, the Office of Special Counsel claimed in a complaint filed this week.

A federal judge said Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg is not personally liable in 25 lawsuits accusing his company of addicting children to social media.

Canada's immigration department said it "experienced an increase in web traffic originating from the United States, compared to typical volume on a Wednesday," spokesperson Julie Lafortune told Politico, following President-elect Donald Trump's victory this week.

ARVADA, CO — A group of the country's leading parent scientists announced this week that they were now very close to discovering what the heck you're supposed to do to a kid after you've counted to three.

Emerging evidence suggests that plate tectonics, or the recycling of Earth's crust, may have begun much earlier than previously thought — and may be a big reason that our planet harbors life.

Queen Elizabeth II made an appearance in the new Paddington in Peru movie, despite behind dead since 2022. The posthumous cameo was made possible by using a former image of the Queen, and not generative artificial intelligence like most would assume. Producer Rosie Alison said the Royal Family excitedly gave their approval for the cameo, although they did not make much of a buzz out of it. Stars from the previous Paddington installments will also reprise their roles except for Sally Hawkins, as Emily Mortimer will take over as Mrs. Brown. How did Queen Elizabeth II’s movie cameo happen? Queen Elizabeth/Youtube Rather than the recent AI technology style, Queen Elizabeth II’s likeness was recreated from her first encounter with Paddington during the 2022 short film for her Platinum Jubilee celebration. The clip featured the late monarch and Paddington having afternoon tea when they each pulled out their marmalade sandwiches— Elizabeth’s from her bag, and the bear’s from under his red hat. They then head for the helicopter after walking through the halls with the Queen’s corgis waddling behind. While trying to land, Elizabeth quickly jumps out with a British flag-themed parachute for a safe landing, and she appears live at the event in the same outfit. Queen Elizabeth/Youtube What to expect from ‘Paddington in Peru’ This time, Paddington visits Peru as the Browns travel to see their Aunt Lucy, who is at the Home for Retired Bears. Fans resident in the UK gets to enjoy the sequel already, while those in the US look forward to January for its theater debut. Queen Elizabeth/Youtube Queen Elizabeth died a few months after her viral sketch with Paddington, at 96. Among the tributes left in her honor were Paddington Bear dolls, as she held a special love for the character. She was the longest-serving monarch in history with more than 70 years on the throne, after which her son Prince Charles took over at 73. Next up: Matt LeBlanc Withdrew From The Spotlight For Fear Of Ending Up Like His Late Co-Star The post New Movie Will Feature Unexpected, Posthumous Cameo Of Queen Elizabeth II appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

Bill Murray has put up his five-bedroom, four-bath property in New York City for sale, and fans are fascinated upon sighting the house, which is covered in yellow paint. Murray’s choice of color was a bold move, and his fans are now adding it to their potential house wall colors. Experts say yellow represents positive energy and warmth, adding that it can be a good choice for home exteriors or interiors. Interior designer at Decor & Decor, Rossella Marzochella, says yellow is one of the most tasking colors to work with, but when done right, it can evoke the right reactions. Bright yellow hue helps sell homes GHOSTBUSTERS: FROZEN EMPIRE, from left: Ernie Hudson, Bill Murray, 2024. ph: Jaap Buitendijk / © Columbia Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection Rossella advised homeowners to allow experts to work with their colors, as yellow can sometimes overpower the surrounding architecture and the neighborhood in general. She recommended softer, muted shades, such as buttery yellow, rather than bold, saturated tones. When pairing, it is best to apply grounding colors like deep charcoal, muted navy, or crisp white, especially on trims and shutters. Rossella added that you can play it safe by touching up areas like the doors and windows with smaller touches of yellow. Bright yellow hue helps sell home/Pexels How much is Bill Murray’s house selling for? Sean Scully and Liliane Tomasko listed Bill’s house, which contained the famous Ghostbusters firepole, at $3.69 million. It is situated on 19 and 28 Ludlow Lane, in the area described as “Hollywood on the Hudson.” Murray and his then-wife, Mickey Murray, reportedly spent up to $305,000 to acquire the home in 1985. Bright yellow hue helps sell home/Youtube video screenshot They sold it a decade later to actress Didi Conn for $1.2 million, who flipped it again until it became Sean and Liliane’s residence. The Colonial-style house listed by Marjorie Galen of Ellis Sotheby’s International Realty also features a free-standing two-car garage under an office studio. Next up: New Movie Will Feature Unexpected, Posthumous Cameo Of Queen Elizabeth II The post Bill Murray’s Odd Choice Of Paint For His New York Home Is Now A Huge Selling Point For Homes appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A