Mummified head from 300 B.C. found to be female study says
Memphis researchers from Memphis State and the University of Tennessee examine a 2,000-year-old mummy head kept in a hatbox since the 1850s. They confirm it is a female, though the brain is absent, hindering disease diagnosis. The head dates to about 300 B.C. and shows gilding, suggesting wealth.
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Worm fisherman loses appeal in Yellowstone case
Kermit D. Haugen of Sumner, Washington, challenged a $100 fine for fishing with worms in a Yellowstone River restricted to fly fishing and for no valid vehicle registration. The 10th Circuit upheld the conviction, rejecting all nine claims in his appeal and finding sufficient proof of guilt.
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Appeals Court
Bridge bidding puzzle from AKG event left unresolved
In a fragmented bridge problem, players discuss bids after a sequence with passes and 3NT. South vulnerable, given hands including AQ10652 and OAJ63, the optimal bid is uncertain. The text invites readers to find the correct bid and look for answers on Monday.
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