A woman was trapped in a remote canyon for over 13 hours, documenting her ordeal through videos and notes. She had fallen while hiking and was unable to climb out, leading to a challenging rescue operation by emergency responders. The woman’s detailed recordings provided insight into her experience and the difficulties she faced during the prolonged ordeal.
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Who Founded Carthage? New Genetic Study Upturns Old View
Summary of Carthaginian Demographics and Identity Research indicates that while Phoenicians traveled to Carthage, they likely represented only a small fraction of its population, as evidenced by the lack of Phoenician women for male colonists. Marriages between Carthaginian nobles and regional princes suggest local partnerships, correlating with a demographic shift around the sixth century B.C. that saw cultural changes and a new dialect emerge. The findings emphasize that Carthaginian identity was complex, intertwined with myths...
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