Writing systems
Norway archaeologists find ‘world’s oldest runestone’
Archaeologists in Norway said on Jan. 17 that have found a runestone which they claim is the world's oldest, saying the inscriptions are up to 2,000 years old and date back to the earliest days of the enigmatic history of runic writing.
Port in a Storm: Enhancing US-Greece Cooperation at Alexandroupolis (Doc)
“The US & its NATO partners urgently need to capitalize on the opportunities offered by the port & by Greece more generally”
Sumerologist turns 109
Veteran Turkish Sumerologist Muazzez İlmiye Çığ, who lives in the southern province of Mersin, has turned 109 years old. Mersin's Mezitli district Mayor Neşet Tarhan made a surprise visit to Çığ and at her home with his wife Sembol Tarhan.
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UK’s spies are being urged to consider “white privilege” & declare pronouns
Spies are also advised against such words as “strong” & “grip” which can “reinforce dominant cultural patterns”…
Five physicists who were musically gifted (video-photos)
Arts & Sciences go together
Seal of Hittite prince found in mound
Excavations carried out at Aççana mound in the Reyhanlı district of the southern province of Hatay unearthed some 3,250-year-old seal impressions and 3,400-year-old tablets. The artifacts belong to the Hittite prince, according to officials.
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Rare case of multiple pregnancy: 37-year-old woman gave birth to 10 babies
The first known such case
Government adopted amendment on Protection and Preservation of the Cyrillic Alphabet
The law regulates the use of the Serbian language and toughens measures for the protection of the Cyrillic alphabet as "mother script".
The Law on Official Use of Languages and Alphabets entered regular parliamentary procedure for adoption.
The Greek official response answering Turkey’s provocative claims to the UN (doc)
Read the detailed & comprehensive letter
Hittite-era inscription discovered in Konya’s Karaören Village
A Luwian hieroglyphic inscription from the Hittite era discovered in the Karaören Village in the Central Anatolian province of Konya's Emirgazi district is being reckoned one of the significant archaeological discoveries of 2020.