"McKenna has given Chelsea the green light."
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"McKenna is waiting for Manchester United."
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A stele, which is a stone monument, was retrieved from the sunken ancient Egyptian city of Heracleion located at the bottom of the ocean. Heracleion, also known as Thonis, was an influential and prosperous port city during the Late Period of ancient Egypt. As time passed, various factors such as land subsidence, rising sea levels, and natural disasters caused the gradual sinking of the city into the Mediterranean Sea.
For centuries, the knowledge of Heracleion's existence was limited to historical texts and ancient references. The city's existence became shrouded in myth and legend, with doubts arising regarding its actuality. However, in the early 2000s, Franck Goddio, leading a team of underwater archaeologists, made a groundbreaking discovery in Aboukir Bay near Alexandria, Egypt. By utilizing advanced diving equipment and underwater mapping technology, they unveiled the submerged remains of Heracleion.
The remarkable findings shed light on the city's history and culture, providing valuable insights. The team uncovered a multitude of artifacts and structures, including statues, sarcophagi, jewelry, and even the remnants of a temple dedicated to the god Amun. This discovery not only confirmed the existence of Heracleion but also expanded our understanding of this ancient Egyptian port city.
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Excavations in Mezhyrich, Ukraine, revealed the presence of 4 huts, made up of a total of 149 mammoth bones in 1965. These 15,000 year old dwellings, are some of the oldest shelters known to be constructed by prehistoric man.
Great @Dumbartonfc away support, cracking game of football, and the donner chasni pies were a delight. Thank you, Stirling. Our battle for the title rolls on ππ€ππ€π
Getting ready to head through to Stirling for the game, a day after I got this signed @Dumbartonfc programme from our promotion winning season. A 3-3 draw, double from Hugh Ward and 1 from Colin McKinnon. Hoping for more than a draw today - MON THE SONS ππ€ππ€π
20,000 year-old fossilized human footprints were discovered in Australia in 2006: they indicate the hunter who made them was running at ~37 km/h (or 23 mph), the speed of a modern Olympic sprinter, but barefoot and in sand
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Found this book on Dumbarton from 137 years ago. I love the rich history of the local area. Amazing what you can find online. That's today's reading sorted π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώβ₯οΈ