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Historically low water levels on the Rhine near Rees, Germany, have exposed a tank previously hidden underwater. German media report the wartime relic has emerged from the riverbed as the waterline drops, drawing attention from locals and observers of the ongoing drought on the Rhine.
- 2Criticism mounts against archaeology body ASOR over leadership failures●# archaeology "Yet it has become unavoidably clear that ASOR is not only in gross dereliction of this mission, but that
The American Society of Overseas Research (ASOR) is facing public criticism, with an open letter accusing the organisation's leadership of gross dereliction of its mission. The letter says leadership is unwilling to address fundamental failures to uphold the body's own mandates and policies. The statement is circulating among archaeologists and is drawing attention within the field.
- 3Relic's Latin-American dance programme stirs debate over genre▼Relic presents lively Latin-American dances but it’s not opera, Doc
The early-music ensemble Relic has been performing a programme of lively Latin-American dances in New York, drawing a review from New York Classical Review. The reviewer praises the energy of the dances but questions the billing, arguing the repertoire on offer is not opera despite how it was framed.
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Jackson Chourio delivered a walk-off hit to end the game, with Sal Frelick scoring the decisive run in the Brewers' victory. The late-inning heroics from the two young players gave Milwaukee a memorable win and quickly became a talking point among baseball fans following the team's season.