Berlin Remnants After War as Ruins Define City Limits
The correspondent depicts Berlin as a shattered 1000-year capital with gutted opera house, university, and palace ruins. East and West divide by a stark frontier. Unter Den Linden and Wilhelmstrasse lie desolate. the new Soviet embassy rises over blackened streets and empty avenues.
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Natural mummy of eight year old found in California cave
Berkeley anthropologists report a rare natural mummy of an eight or nine year old child unearthed at Bamert Cave near Clements. The dry site preserved a basketry burden, shells, arrow shafts, food remains, acorn shells and netting, linking the child to Miwok ancestors. The find suggests cave interment may reflect ceremonial practice or retreat during Indian land pressures from miners.
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