Early British Secrets Yield to Excavation
London July 16 Archaeologists ramp up a nation wide digging season to uncover Celts Romans and Saxons. Dr R E M Wheeler of the London Museum notes growing interest and new methods including aerial surveys revealing Roman streets at Caistor by Norwich.
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London
Britain
England
R. E., M. Wheeler
London Museum
United Press Today
Wheeler
Caistor-by-Norwich
Tongue Said to Reveal Digestive Health
A physician notes the tongue reflects the stomach and bowel condition, claiming 90 percent of illnesses begin with digestive trouble. The tongue examination is highlighted as a quick diagnostic indicator in medical practice.
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Tanlac
Ggruggist
Air photography changes field archaeology in Britain
From air photos archaeologists locate Roman temples and baths and the probable forum site. Roman walls and towers are found, with Dr. Wheeler declaring air photography a necessity for field archaeology. The region’s Roman remains were little known before, but now changes unfold.
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Britain
Hamilton
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Donald A. Laird
Colgate University
Ancient mound near Dunstable yields multi era relics
The University College Anthropological Society excavates a mound near Dunstable Bedfordshire dating to about 1500 BC. It reveals skeletons of a buried woman with a flint knife, bronze age tools, a bronze urn with burnt bones, and later Roman era burials of 50 slain prisoners with tied hands. The find suggests a Saxon raiding remnant. A. D. Hamilton reports.
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Bedfordshire
University College Anthropological Society
Paris fashions push skimpy bathing dress designs
Paris reports reveal French bathing dresses cut lower than any evening attire with nearly transparent silk textures. Embroidered slogans and bright colors decorate suits and Lido pajamas while coastal authorities require bath wraps for modesty. Designers claim garments are "Small enough to go in his waistcoat pocket" and beachwear trends grow bolder across Deauville and other seaside resorts.
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Blarrity
Virginia Carriages Join Henry Ford Collection at Wayside Inn
Two colonial era Virginia carriages have been added to Henry Ford’s collection at the Wayside Inn. The items, preserved with historic detail, were described as rare examples of early American transport and reflect the region’s 18th century design and function.
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Wayside Inn
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