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Maya Archaeologists Unearth New 2012 Monument

By Kathryn Hobgood Ray | Tulane University on Jun 28, 2012   General News  

Maya Archaeologists Unearth New 2012 Monument

Archaeologists working at the site of La Corona in Guatemala have discovered a 1,300-year-old-year Maya text that provides only the second known reference to the so-called "end date" of the Maya calendar, December 21, 2012. The discovery, one of the most significant hieroglyphic finds in decades, was announced today at the National Palace in Guatemala.

Turkey Boosts Forces at Syrian Border

By Dorian Jones | VOA News on Jun 28, 2012   World  

Turkey Boosts Forces at Syrian Border

ISTANBUL – Turkey said Thursday it is stationing anti-aircraft batteries on its border with Syria following the downing of one of its warplanes.

Feds Give Alaska the Go Ahead for Amended Proclamation Plan, First Ballots in the Mail Tomorrow

By Staff on Jun 28, 2012   State  

Feds Give Alaska the Go Ahead for Amended Proclamation Plan, First Ballots in the Mail Tomorrow

The U.S. Department of Justice gave the Preclearance for Alaska's new voter districts on late Wednesday afternoon.

New Book Looks at Hotspots Around the World for Mega-Quakes

By Oregon State University on Jun 28, 2012   General News  

New Book Looks at Hotspots Around the World for Mega-Quakes

CORVALLIS, Ore. – At the beginning of 2010, Oregon State University geologist Robert Yeats told a national reporter that Port au Prince, Haiti, was a “time bomb” for a devastating earthquake because of its crowded, poorly constructed buildings and its proximity to the Enriquillo Fault.

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