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Lead church roofs target of English thieves
Submitted by Milica on Sun, 2008/05/04 - 12:09. Christianity | English | Modern Society | Places of WorshipEngland's historic churches are facing a new enemy: lead thieves, who are now stealing strips of lead from church roofs. The thefts are being blamed on the record high price that lead brings.
Vikings acquitted in ritual killing
Submitted by Milica on Sun, 2008/05/04 - 15:24. 801 CE to 900 CE | Archaeology | Scandanavian | Yahoo! NewsNew evidence pertaining to the death of a Viking woman found in a ship burial disputes the earlier belief that the woman was ritually murdered. "We have no reason to think violence was the cause of death," Per Holck, professor of anatomy at Oslo University, told Reuters after studying the two women who died in 834 aged about 80 and 50.
Katherine d'Aquitaine Palatine and Noe the Saxon new Far West Baron and Baroness
Submitted by Milica on Mon, 2008/05/05 - 00:05. Armoured Combat | Arts and Sciences | West | SCA RoyaltyTheir Excellencies Katherine d'Aquitaine, Palatine Baroness and Noe the Saxon, Consort Baron report on the recent Coronet Tourney from the Palatine Barony of the Far West. The Tourney took place April 12, 2008 at the Tama Hills Military Recreation Center in Val De Draco (Tokyo, Japan)
