NBC pulled out all the stops to enable what should have been a stellar 50th anniversary Saturday Night Live primetime special to be middling at best. There were moments of humor, but unfortunately, the program, which aired Sunday night, was littered with sketches that just were not funny and downright...

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A Bronze Age hoard of copper alloy tools, including an extremely rare anvil, has been found at Urchfont in Wiltshire. The hoard dates to ca. 1650-900 B.C. and is believed to be a metalworker’s collection. A metal detectorist discovered the first piece, a tanged chisel, last February. He stopped digging as soon as he realized there was a hoard and alerted the Wiltshire Finds Liaison to the find. A few objects were unearthed at the site, including fragments of copper alloy sheeting and a copper alloy rod. Archaeologists lifted the rest of the hoard in a single soil block for micro-excavation in laboratory conditions at the British Museum. The soil block excavation uncovered more fragments of copper alloy sheeting, a hacksaw blade, a looped palstave axe, fragments of at least two decorated copper alloy vessels, fragments of sheet metal and a small copper alloy bar that may have been part of the handle of a chisel or other small tool. Organic and charred material were also found, preserved in the dense soil. Two pieces of a pouring basin with sprues (channels through which molds are filled) point to the hoard’s owner having been a metal craftsman and the anvil, which is small and silver-colored, suggests he did fine work in precious metal, so a goldsmith rather than a blacksmith. The Wiltshire Museum is hoping to acquire the hoard.

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