Valorie

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Family, PFLAG, genealogy, anthropology, history, gardens, KDE, Kubuntu,; lover of art, music, literature, books, film, nature, all things free and open. She/her

Archaeology is humanity’s dialogue with time, a journey into the memories buried beneath our feet. Preserving ancient sites is not merely protecting stones and ruins; it is safeguarding the stories, wisdom, and identities that future generations deserve to discover.

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Are you a journalist, genealogist or historian who has ever used records from the National Archives? It's time to step up and take some simple steps to preserve federal records. And save our nation's history. Please visit this website. And share widely. fundnara.com

fundNARA.com - Congress must fund the National Archives at the current level!

The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) provides core government functions necessary to preserve, protect, and make accessible records from all three branches of the federal government...

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Working to increase your soil's organic matter content over time is critical to your gardening success if your soil is at all depleted. Moisture holding capacity is a big part of the reason why!

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A remarkable discovery beneath Vilnius Cathedral has brought long-lost burial crowns and royal regalia of Lithuanian-Polish monarchs back into the light. Hidden in a secret crypt since the outbreak of WWII, the priceless 15th-16th century treasures offer a rare glimpse into Europe’s royal past. 👑🏛️

Lost for almost a century, rare royal crowns and treasures of Lithuania and Poland go on public display | Archaeology News Online Magazine

Royal burial crowns and treasures hidden during World War II are on display again after their 2024 rediscovery in Vilnius.

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The outstanding Western Baths, 12 Cranworth Street, Hillhead, Glasgow built in Byzantine & Gothic style date from 1876-1881 & were designed by William Clarke & George Bell. There is a club building to the front with a swimming pool to the rear. Built from snecked rubble with ashlar dressings, /1

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Ancient DNA from 85 Iron Age Scythians reveals elite power was often inherited through extended family lineages. Monumental kurgan burials marked dynasties that maintained leadership across generations, reshaping our understanding of Scythian society. 🏺🧬

Ancient DNA reveals Scythian elite families passed power across generations | Archaeology News Online Magazine

Ancient DNA reveals Scythian elite families inherited power across generations through kinship networks spanning the Eurasian steppe.

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