Eastern Europe women face setbacks after reform
In Poland and across Eastern Europe women report cuts to subsidies and childcare, tighter abortion rules, and resurging traditional attitudes after the end of communist rule. The article notes fewer sick days for mothers in unified Germany, hospital delays for abortions, and rising violence against women, while some foresee longer term gains from economic reform.
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Early Woodland village remains unearthed in Ohio digs
DeMuth leads a Sandusky Bay Chapter team at the Seaman Fort Site in Erie County uncovering nine house bases, 100 plus fire pits, and numerous artifacts. Carbon dating places a pit at 590 B C, suggesting settled hunter gatherers rather than nomadic life. Artifacts include bones, pottery fragments, a herb strainer, and linen-treated textiles.
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