Excavation Training Behind Egypts Lost Tombs
Popular Mechanics Magazine explains how explorers train crews to excavate ancient sites in Egypt and Ethiopia. It details the careful uncovering of tomb stairs, distinguishing robber tunnels from original fills, and the skilled floor debris work that reveals artifacts from generations of Ethiopian kings and ancient crafts.
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Women only home brew contest in Saskatoon gains licenses
In Saskatoon readers note a women only home brew contest with married participants who hold licenses to brew under Saskatchewan law. The piece wonders about unmarried women and suggests curious social angles amid mounting competition among licensed brewers. Glacier move disrupts camp as students wake to a widening crack and advancing ice tongue near Heaven's Peak.
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Glacier
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Glacier National Park
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Massive U S Canned Corn Output For Season Reported
The National Canners' Association via the Foodstuffs Division, Department of Commerce, reports U S canned corn production for the season totaling 13 419 000 cases of 34 No 2 cans each. Iowa led with 1 959 000 cases and Maryland 1 444 000. total state packs outside Iowa and a few others reached 189 000 last year.
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Pennsylvania
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