Archive for August 13th, 2009

Archeologists find ancient tree sign

Archeologists find ancient tree sign

Czech archaeologists have uncovered a unique 1000-year-old mark engraved into an oak tree the remains of which were found near Celakovice in Prague, which is probably the oldest preserved sign of this kind in the world, archaeologist Jana Marikova has told CTK.

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London’s earliest timber structure found during Belmarsh prison dig

London’s earliest timber structure found during Belmarsh prison dig

London’s oldest timber structure has been unearthed by archaeologists from Archaeology South-East (part of the Institute of Archaeology at UCL). It was found during the excavation of a prehistoric peat bog adjacent to Belmarsh Prison in Plumstead, Greenwich, in advance of the construction of a new prison building. Radiocarbon dating has shown the structure to be nearly 6,000 years old and it predates Stonehenge by more than 500 years. Jacobs Engineering UK Ltd acted as the managing consultants, on behalf of the Ministry of Justice, and the work was facilitated by Interserve Project Services Ltd.

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Unique Viking find

Unique Viking find

Archaeologists have uncovered a well preserved trading post (Kaupang) from early Viking times in Laerdal, in Sogn og Fjordane county. It is probably older than earlier Kaupang finds.

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As old as the pyramids … the dagger unearthed from tribal leader’s grave

As old as the pyramids … the dagger unearthed from tribal leader’s grave

ARCHAEOLOGISTS in Perth-shire have unearthed a spectacular early Bronze Age grave containing a gold-banded dagger still wrapped in its 4,000-year-old sheath.

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Grave discovered at royal centre

Grave discovered at royal centre

Archaeologists have discovered an early Bronze Age grave and artefacts at the site of a centuries old royal centre.

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Japan Links Tamiflu to Sudden Deaths in Children

Japan Links Tamiflu to Sudden Deaths in Children

Tokyo 13 November 2005

Tamiflu Japan’s health ministry says it plans to reissue a warning of dangerous behavioral side effects linked to the anti-influenza drug Tamiflu. This comes amid reports that several children in Japan died after taking the medication. Governments around the world are stockpiling the medicine amid growing fears of a possible human pandemic of avian influenza.

Japan’s health ministry says it is looking into reports of a number of sudden deaths of young people who had taken prescribed dosages of Tamiflu.

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Congressman: Obama Could Use Pandemic To Declare Martial Law

Congressman: Obama Could Use Pandemic To Declare Martial Law

270905police_stateGeorgia Congressman Paul Broun warned attendees of a town hall event Tuesday that the Obama administration was planning to use a pandemic or a natural disaster to implement martial law in the United States.

Speaking at the North Georgia Technical College auditorium, Broun said that the “socialistic elite,” as well as Obama, Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, were planning to exploit a crisis to create a favorable climate for their stalling political agenda.

“They’re trying to develop an environment where they can take over,” he said. “We’ve seen that historically.”

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Swine Flu Vaccine Makers to Profit $50 Billion a Year!!

Swine Flu Vaccine Makers to Profit $50 Billion a Year!!

According to recent media reports, some 160 million doses of swine flu vaccine are slated to be delivered to the U.S. by fall; enough doses to vaccinate a large portion of the U.S. population. The U.K. government has placed advance orders for 60 million doses.

But that’s probably just the beginning if sanity does not take hold soon.

According to Margaret Chan, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), vaccine makers could produce nearly FIVE BILLION pandemic flu shots per year in the best-case scenario.

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