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‘The Detectors Never Stopped Beeping!’: Archaeologists In Norway Unearth The Largest Hoard Of Viking Coins Ever Found

So far, archaeologists have discovered 2,970 silver coins dating to between the 980s and 1040s that were minted under famous European rulers like Knut the Great, Æthelred the Unready, and Harald Hardrada. The post ‘The Detectors Never Stopped Beeping!’: Archaeologists In Norway Unearth The Largest Hoard Of Viking Coins Ever Found appeared first on All That's Interesting .

Alexander the Great’s (Marble) Head Turned Up in New York. U.S. Officials Say It Was Stolen—and Just Sent It Back to Italy

As part of a longstanding effort to help Italy track down its missing treasures, the U.S. returned hundreds of ancient archaeological finds this week

Poop-encrusted chamber pots from the Roman Empire reveal oldest known human cases of Crypto parasite

On the Other Side of Sadness: Teaching Our Kids (and Ourselves) That It’s Okay to Feel Anything

Do our kids know that it's okay to feel sad? To feel whatever they're feeling? Heather Campbell Grimes explores learning to sit with her daughter’s emotions, and her own. The post On the Other Side of Sadness: Teaching Our Kids (and Ourselves) That It’s Okay to Feel Anything appeared first on Mindful .

Johnny Gosch Vanished In 1982 — Then The Chilling Sightings Of Him Began

In September 1982, 12-year-old Johnny Gosch disappeared while delivering newspapers in West Des Moines. Fifteen years later, his mother claims he visited her one night and told her he was the victim of a pedophile ring. The post Johnny Gosch Vanished In 1982 — Then The Chilling Sightings Of Him Began appeared first on All That's Interesting .

Schaduwkade in Amsterdam, Netherlands

In World War II, Amsterdam’s large Jewish population and notable Jewish institutions were particularly hard hit by the Nazi invasion of the Netherlands. The Jewish people were stripped of their rights and of their possessions, over 100,000 Jewish people were killed, and over 100,000 other Jewish people were deported from the country. One of the many locations in Amsterdam affected by the Holocaust was Niewe Keizersgracht within the to the southeast of the city center. The canal was constructed in the 17 th century, and many of the buildings on the south side of the canal are centuries old. This area became part of Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter, and as such, it was referred to as the Joodse Keizersgracht or “Jewish Keizersgracht”. Unfortunately, during World War II, the residents along this canal were a prime target for the invading Nazi Germans. Over 200 Jewish people living along this specific canal were either taken to concentration camps and died there or otherwise killed by the Nazis. Since the end of World War II, Amsterdam has placed a notable focus on its Jewish heritage as well as on the lives lost during the Holocaust. The construction of memorials has not only been organized on a national and citywide level but also on very local levels. In 2012, the modern-day residents of Niewe Keizersgracht organized to set up a memorial for the Jewish victims who had previously lived along the canal. The memorial was named the Schaduwkade, which is often translated into English as “Shadow Wall” but which could also be translated as “Shadow Quay” or “Shadow Embankment”. Unveiled in 2013, the memorial consists of a series of metal markers set into the ground on the north side of the canal. A series of square markers list the house numbers of the buildings on the opposite side of the canal, while a series of smaller metal markers list the individual residents who died in the Holocaust, including the dates of their deaths and the locations where they died. While not as prominent nor as popular as many of Amsterdam’s other Jewish heritage sites, the Schaduwkade is still a poignant memorial where visitors can reflect on the aftermath of one of the worst events in 20 th century history. ]]>

Record Number of Humpbacks Observed Feeding in ‘Supergroup’ Near South Africa

Two photographers recently set a world record for the number of individual baleen whales seen in a single group at 304. It’s not just hard rockers that can form supergroups. Humpback whales seem to like it too, though scientists don’t know why. What they do know, however, is that they will congregate in numbers as […] The post Record Number of Humpbacks Observed Feeding in ‘Supergroup’ Near South Africa appeared first on Good News Network .

Africana Philosophy

[Revised entry by Lucius T. Outlaw Jr. on April 29, 2026. Changes to: Main text, Bibliography] "Africana philosophy" is the name for an emergent and still developing field of ideas and idea-spaces, intellectual endeavors, discourses, and discursive networks within and beyond academic philosophy that was recognized as such by national and international organizations of professional philosophers, including the American Philosophical Association, starting in the 1980s. Thus, the name does not refer to a particular philosophy, philosophical system, method, or tradition. Rather, Africana philosophy is...

Israeli 'double-tap' strike kills three rescue workers in Lebanon, officials say

They are among nine people killed in successive attacks on Tuesday, which Israel's military says targeted a Hezbollah commander.