UPenn. exhibit explores King Tut's revolutionary (Curtain Curved Rod Shower) birthplace
UPenn. exhibit explores King Tut's revolutionary birthplace
PHILADELPHIA One king's reign heralded revolution. The other's brought restoration. And after a later ruler set out to erase the pair from history, both were forgotten for more than 3,000 years. The beginning of the now-famous story of King Tut and the revolutionary pharaoh who was his probable father will be on display in "Amarna: Ancient Egypt's Place in the Sun," running Nov. 12 through
Bus Carrying Chilean Military Band Crashes, Killing at Least 18
A bus carrying members of a Chilean military band skidded off a precipice in the rain and fell into a river Sunday, killing 18 people and injuring nine, police said.
Wednesday November 15, 2006
Scientists have found evidence to suggest giant icebergs, like those currently south of New Zealand, once drifted by the east coast.
Family tradition
CEDAR FALLS --- As he grew up, Luke Kapayou was surrounded by woodcarvers. His grandfather, who raised him, was a carver. So were three of his uncles.
Families dedicate Flight 587 tribute
Oceanfront memorial bears names of 265 victims of crash in Queens neighborhood 2 months after 9/11
Tillman Tribute Part Of Cardinals Veterans Day Activities
Tempe, AZ A number of activities to commemorate Veterans Day are planned surrounding this weeks Cardinals-Cowboys game at University of Phoenix Stadium. Those include several related to former Cardinals safety Pat Tillman.
