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DA Finally Reveals Underlying Crime Trump Allegedly Committed‚ and the Bidens Should be Nervous
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DA Finally Reveals Underlying Crime Trump Allegedly Committed‚ and the Bidens Should be Nervous

DA Finally Reveals Underlying Crime Trump Allegedly Committed‚ and the Bidens Should be Nervous
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History Traveler
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Romano-German hybrid deity found in Stuttgart
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Romano-German hybrid deity found in Stuttgart

Excavations at the site of a Roman fort in Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt have unearthed a heavily worn sandstone statue identified by the State Office for Monument Preservation (LAD) as a Romano-Germanic deity. The kneeling figure has a human head and arms‚ with hands placed on the hips and legs‚ but the legs are not human in form. They morph into the shape of a snake. The LAD’s senior archaeologist‚ Dr. Andreas Thiel‚ explained: “The figure is a hybrid creature of the Roman-Germanic world of gods‚ a so-called ‘giant’. As comparable finds show‚ the figure was once part of a giant Jupiter column. These monuments combine classical antiquity with probably Germanic beliefs: Jupiter‚ throwing lightning bolts‚ rides on his horse over a figure crouching on the ground‚ usually naked and bearded‚ as can be seen‚ for example‚ in a group from Hausen an der Zaber in the Heilbronn district .” However‚ the creature beneath the horse is often depicted in a pose that seems to be supporting the horse above him. “These groups of figures crowned high stone pillars placed in public squares. “Jupiter is probably depicted here as the weather god and master of the forces of nature‚” says Thiel. Archaeologists have been excavating the site in advance of the expansion of a municipal school. The Roman cavalry fort in the area was occupied from around 100 to 150 A.D.‚ and that grew into a wider civilian settlement occupied until around 260 A.D. The site had been excavated before‚ and indeed‚ in a 1908 dig on the edge of the current excavation another part of the high pillar was discovered: a large sculpted base known as the “Four Gods Stone” because it depicted the Roman deities Juno‚ Minerva‚ Mercury and Hercules. It was found in a well at the site‚ and the water helped erode the fragile sandstone to the point that you can’t really make out the figures of the four gods. Today the Four Gods Stone is in the storage depot of the W&;uuml;rttemberg State Museum as it’s not much of a show pony given all the wear and tear. Now that the giant has been found‚ however‚ the two pieces together increase each other’s archaeological significance exponentially. Overall‚ it is a great stroke of luck that the newly found giant can be linked to a fragment that has long been stored in the W&;uuml;rttemberg State Museum depot. This makes it possible to reconstruct a Jupiter giant column that was once placed in the area of ​​an important street intersection in the Roman settlement of Bad Cannstatt. For archaeologists‚ this is another piece of the puzzle of the state capital Stuttgart’s rich Roman past.
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Science Explorer
Science Explorer
1 y

Rewiring Reality: Stanford Unveils the Brain’s Fault Lines in Psychosis
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Rewiring Reality: Stanford Unveils the Brain’s Fault Lines in Psychosis

When the brain has trouble filtering incoming information and predicting what’s likely to happen‚ psychosis can result‚ Stanford Medicine-led research shows. Inside the brains of...
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Fed to Blame for Economic Pain as Big Banks Win: Top Economist
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Fed to Blame for Economic Pain as Big Banks Win: Top Economist

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 22:39 — 31.5MB)Subscribe: Android | RSS | MoreThe Federal Reserve is responsible for so many of Americans’ economic woes including inflation‚ malinvestment‚…
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Science Explorer
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7‚000 Years Ago‚ This Ice Sheet Was Smaller. Scientists Think They Know Why.
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7‚000 Years Ago‚ This Ice Sheet Was Smaller. Scientists Think They Know Why.

Past instability warns of future risk.
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Science Explorer
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Bioluminescence Evolved in The Abyss 540 Million Years Ago‚ Study Finds
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Bioluminescence Evolved in The Abyss 540 Million Years Ago‚ Study Finds

Lighting the darkness.
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1 y Politics

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Ukraine‚ Israel and Taiwan Oh My - With LTC Jeffrey Addicott
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“Shake it”: did Outkast’s ‘Hey Ya&;#33;’ help revive the Polaroid camera&;#63;
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“Shake it”: did Outkast’s ‘Hey Ya&;#33;’ help revive the Polaroid camera&;#63;

A flash from the past. The post “Shake it”: did Outkast’s ‘Hey Ya&;#33;’ help revive the Polaroid camera&;#63; first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The Spectator P.M. Podcast Ep. 42: Biden’s Claim That Uncle Suffered Cannibalistic Fate Is No Surprise
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The Spectator P.M. Podcast Ep. 42: Biden’s Claim That Uncle Suffered Cannibalistic Fate Is No Surprise

Did you know that President Joe Biden’s uncle was eaten by cannibals in Papua New Guinea&;#63; At least‚ that’s what Biden told an audience during a visit to a war memorial in Scranton‚ Pennsylvania‚ last week. (READ MORE: Columbia University Turmoil Recalls the Hitler Youth) On today’s episode of The Spectator P.M. Podcast‚ hosts Ellie Gardey and Aubrey Gulick fact-check the latest Biden family story and discuss the epidemic of unserious political figures in the West. Join them to hear the whole story&;#33; Like and share The Spectator P.M. Podcast‚ and be sure to tune in to our next episode&;#33; Read Aubrey and Ellie’s writing here and here. Listen to the Spectator P.M. Podcast with Aubrey Gulick and Ellie Gardey on Spotify. Watch the Spectator P.M. Podcast with Aubrey Gulick and Ellie Gardey on Rumble. READ MORE: Gen Z Has Had Enough Therapy The post &;lt;i&;gt;The Spectator P.M. Podcast&;lt;/i&;gt; Ep. 42: Biden’s Claim That Uncle Suffered Cannibalistic Fate Is No Surprise appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.
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