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University of York Archaeological evidence from the world-famous Mesolithic site of Star Carr in North Yorkshire has shown that hunter-gatherers likely kept an orderly home by creating ‘zones’ for particular domestic activities. The research team from the University of York and the University of Newcastle, looked at microscopic evidence from the use of stone tools found inside three structures - potentially cone-like in shape or domed - dating to over 11,000 years ago at the Star Carr site. They found that there was a range of activities that were likely to have taken place inside the ‘home’, including wood, bone, antler, plant, hide, meat and fish related work. The researchers then plotted out spatial patterns for these activities to pin-point where within the dwelling these activities might have occurred. The Strange Phenomenon of the 2,600-year-old Heslington Brain Why Did Victorian Women Willingly Sell Themselves at Wife Auctions? Distinct Areas Dr Jess Bates, from the University of York’s Department of Archaeology said: Read moreSection: NewsHistory & ArchaeologyAncient PlacesEuropeHistoryAncient TraditionsRead Later 

Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., he regretted saying Vice President Kamala Harris was a "diversity, equity and inclusion" hire even if it is "the truth."

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., panned Vice President Kamala Harris' "unconscionable" decision to miss Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to congressional lawmakers on Wednesday.

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Richard Simmons has been laid to rest at the Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park and Mortuary, which is also the gravesite of several stars, including Kirk Douglas and Marilyn Monroe. Photos of his place of rest have been released, featuring a large bouquet of roses and other flower arrangements. This comes after Richard’s final photo, which he intended to post the next day, made rounds on social media. A member of his team paid tribute to him by sharing what is now his last message to fans, accompanied by a snap of him in a NASA suit. Investigations have also been launched to determine the cause of his passing. Fans await updates from the LAPD YouTube Video Screenshot Although Richard’s death has been ruled as natural, the Los Angeles Police Department is investigating the situations surrounding the tragic incident in collaboration with the Los Angeles Medical Examiner, currently carrying out additional tests. The late fitness guru was active on social media just before his death and died a day after his birthday that he had gushed about on X. RELATED: Richard Simmons’ Team Reveal Final Photo Of Reclusive Fitness Guru Before Death Reports say that Richard suffered a fall in his bathroom the day before he passed but refused immediate medical attention as suggested by his housekeeper. He planned to stall until the weekend before checking in at a hospital to avoid missing his birthday. Sadly, Richard went to bed and did not make it the next day. Instagram Richard was grateful to his fans until death Richard’s endearing nature has made him a favorite for decades even during his long hiatus when he vanished from the public eye in 2016. While being a recluse, he continued to reach out to fans via email, engaging over 100 messages a day. He also admitted to wearing a disguise each time time he appeared in public during those years. Instagram Just before the tragic event of his passing, Richard expressed immense gratitude to his fans for their early wishes while reminiscing on his birthday celebrations during the peak of his career. He described the elaborate cakes he would get at his Slimmons class, which was the popular fitness studio he founded in the mid-70s. [dyr__similar slug=’stories’] The post Richard Simmons’ Gravesite Revealed Amid Investigation Into His Death appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

One of the most famous vehicles in the country found itself into quite the pickle—which would go great with the rest of the sandwich. On Monday morning, an Oscar Mayer Wienermobile crashed and rolled onto its side right along the highway near the Chicago suburb of Oak Brook. Oscar Mayer enjoys promotion thanks to its fleet of brandmobiles, the Wienermobile. The first was created in 1936 and it remained a consistent presence on roads everywhere, interrupted only briefly in 2023 by a name change to Frankmobile that was quickly reversed. There are six of these iconic vehicles on the road—here is the incident that recently befell one. An Oscar Mayer Wienermobile crashed and fell onto its side along the highway No injuries were reported when an Oscar Mayer Wienermobile crashed into another vehicle / YouTube screenshot Illinois State Police say that the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile in question crashed into a Hyundai. After losing control from the collision, the Wienermobile overcorrected. This move, in turn, caused it to roll onto its side along the highway. RELATED: Oscar Mayer Wienermobile Is Now Hiring New Drivers No injuries were reported. The right lane of northbound I-294 was subsequently closed. “We’re grateful that everybody involved is safe and there were no injuries,” said a spokesperson for Oscar Mayer. “We’re offering ongoing support for our Hotdoggers and we appreciate the support we’ve received from local authorities. Safety on the road is top priority for us.” Hotdoggers are those who drive the themed cars; there are only 12 that are allowed to drive them each year. Navigating a brand icon Six of these delectable vehicles are on the road each year, with 12 Hotdoggers tasked with managing the brand / Wikimedia Commons Being a Hotdogger isn’t just about driving a food-themed car; it’s exclusive, though the job may be for a dozen people any given year. But there are several additional responsibilities that range from timelessly practical to newly-developed now that new technology has been introduced into the recipe. For instance, the job description says Hotdoggers are responsible for “sharing photos and videos on social media, answering questions about the brand and the vehicle (the most frequently asked question is if there’s a bathroom in the back, to which they respond: ‘No, it’s not a Weenie-bago’), and distributing swag.” The Mini Oscar Mayer Wienermobile just flipped over after crashing on the highway. https://t.co/9duNkos1Xx pic.twitter.com/0jJvT8KEPT — Road & Track (@RoadandTrack) July 24, 2024 Only college seniors on the cusp of graduation qualify to become a Hotdogger, ideally while pursuing a degree in public relations, journalism, advertising, communications, or marketing. Professional recruiters work with existing Hotdoggers to visit college campuses to find next year’s crew. There have been a few vehicular mishaps over the years. For instance, in 2009, one Oscar Mayer Wienermobile crashed into a resident’s deck when the driver was trying to back out of the cul-de-sac but did not realize the vehicle was not in reverse. In 2020, another driver was issued a warning when it did not heed the Move Over Law to yield for an emergency vehicle. Usually, though, these hotdog-themed cars are served with a heaping serving of safety. Click for next Article The post Oscar Mayer Wienermobile Crashes, Flips Onto Side Along Chicago Highway appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly