Authorities confirmed on Saturday night that search and rescue workers found three more bodies in the rubble of a Northern California wildfire, raising the death toll in that fire to 12 and total deaths in the state's recent blazes to 22.

The fire, which roared into Berry Creek and Feather Falls in the Sierra Nevada foothills northeast of San Francisco on Tuesday night, destroyed the small town of Berry Creek and other mountain communities in the shadow of a 2018 wildfire that killed 85 people.

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\"Since mid-August, President Trump and Governor Newsom have spoken by phone and the White House and FEMA have remained in constant contact with State and local officials throughout the response to these natural disasters,\" the White House said in a statement. \"The President continues to support those who are battling raging wildfires in a locally-executed, state-managed, and federally-supported emergency response.\"

Trump has repeatedly blamed California and Newsom's mismanagement for increased wildfires, pointing to the state not properly cleaning up broken trees or dry leaves, though he's given no proof and scientists say climate change plays a larger role. He's even threatened to withhold federal funding on multiple occasions.

I understand the concern for recognition. Although square Kushite palaces/admitrative centers are some the most archaeologically recognizable structures in Kushite sites, along with Amun temples and Apedemak temples. It's always the same kind of pattern, and people familiar with Kushite archaeological sites will definitely recognize them. But a "squarish-rectangular" compromise is acceptable enough I presume. Just see what you do with it. Even if you follow Juli51's design exactly as it is, it would look great. I'm just nitpicking for the sake of historical accuracy

Gournay-sur-Aronde is the better known and also the more presentable of these two examples. I will therefore present Ribemont-sur-Ancre first because it is really very interesting and fascinating. Ribemont-sur-Ancre (Somme department, Picardy, northern France) is significant because it reveals the existence of a forgotten battle, which was held in the middle of the 3rd century BC. Since the first exploration works done by archaeologists in 1966, Gallic weapons have been brought to light at the place of what was later recognised as a great monumental temple. They were then interpreted as burial remains later upset by the builders of the temple. We will see further that the encounter of Gallic objects and Gallo-Roman remnants on the same place is not due to coincidence but illustrates the story of a site used for nearly seven centuries. The discovery in 1982 of a strange set of human bones aroused more attention among archaeologists. It was composed of 2,000 bones coming from superior and inferior limbs which had been carefully lined up and crossed to form a kind of cube around a cylindrical cavity which contained burned splinters of human bone. It turned out that such a set had nothing to do with a funeral. More extensive research needed to be done.

Fifteen years of excavation were devoted to the study of these Iron Age levels. The topographical context provides interesting information. The place where the foundations of the great Gallo-Roman temple and Gallic remains were found is located in the valley of the river Ancre which flows into the river Somme about 15 km away. Its precise location is on a little hillock on the edge of the plateau. However, it is not situated at its top but slightly lower, on a slight slope which overlooks the valley. This area is actually an alluvial plain, perfectly flat and measuring 500 to 600 hectares. The Gallic site of Ribemont-sur-Ancre, later reoccupied by the great Gallo-Roman temple and its sacred surrounding wall, is located on the upper part, whereas the rest of the Gallo-Roman sanctuary (amphitheatre, thermal baths, residential area) go down in the valley to the river. This was the main motive for a careful archaeological survey of the place threatened by nearby construction projects.

This article discusses the construction of a 1:1 scale model of a Celtic temple based on the excavated situation at Roseldorf, Austria. This type of a temple, the first of its kind in the region, was similar to temples discovered in France.

Various ancient authors provide us with information about sacred spaces such as the grove and temple of the Celts. The general name for the place of worship was Gaulish "nemeton". It seems originally either to have meant "the consecrated, the sacred" or it originally just referred to a grove and was then generalized. The Sanctuary of the Sandberg is large, one of a cult site presumably consisting of several centers. It is located on the eastern edge of the well-known large Celtic settlement in Roseldorf in Lower Austria.

The wildfires have taken a devastating toll on our communities of Lahaina and Kula. In Kula, residents saw more than 20 homes go up in flames. And, a firestorm swept through historic Lahaina town, claiming at least 115 lives and leaving hundreds more missing. More than 2,200 structures have been reduced to ash and rubble, including most of the historic Sacred Hearts School.

We continue to pray and offer spiritual support for everyone affected by the wildfires. Our faith communities in Hawaii, nationally and internationally are stepping up to assist with supplies and financial assistance.

The names will be released after their families are notified. Thirteen DNA profiles have been obtained from fatalities, and 41 DNA samples have been obtained from family of the missing. About 32 % of the area scorched by the wildfires has been searched so far.

The center is operated in partnership with the American Red Cross to support those evacuated from Maui due to the wildfires. Evacuees are provided with temporary accommodations until they are able to board flights to return home or secure their own lodging.

The U.S. Coast Guard in Hawaii has shifted its response to the Maui wildfires to now focus on maritime environment, although officials say they are ready to respond to any new reports of individuals in the water.

The Maui District Health Office on Monday opened a coordinated health clinic in West Maui to assist people directly impacted by the devastating wildfires. The clinic will be open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Maui County says that there have been 19 homes destroyed in the Upcountry/Kula wildfire that started Aug. 8. Three homes were destroyed in Olinda and 16 were leveled in Kula.

As areas are deemed safe to access, Hawaiian Telcom is restoring phone and internet to customers on Maui whose services were impacted by the wildfires:

The death toll from the wildfire that left Lahaina in ruins rose from 80 to 89 on Saturday, making it the deadliest U.S. wildfire in decades. Gov. Josh Green announced the new number at a press conference after touring the historic town in Maui.

More than a dozen federal agencies and departments are mobilized to assist state, county, nonprofit and private sector partners to help the people of Hawaii with recent devastating wildfires. Here is the latest as of Saturday morning:

The County of Maui Department of Water Supply is issuing an unsafe water alert for areas of Upper Kula and Lahaina affected by wildfires. As a precaution, customers in those areas are advised not to drink and not to boil their water. Instead of tap water, customers are advised to use only bottled water for drinking, brushing teeth, making ice and preparing food.

Failure to follow this advisory could result in illness, according to the department and state Department of Health. Due to the wildfires, structures were destroyed and some areas of the water system lost pressure. Those conditions may have caused harmful contaminants, including benzene and other volatile organic chemicals, to enter the water system.

Residents will be allowed to return to the hard-hit area of Lahaina for the first time starting at noon on Friday, Maui County said. It will be the first opportunity for many to see their homes as wildfires tore through the historic town earlier this week, killing at least 55 people. Hundreds of houses and businesses were burned to the ground.

Maui County has raised the wildfire-related death toll to 55 after two more fatalities were confirmed on Thursday, according to a press release. The county had reported 17 others deaths earlier Thursday.

The death toll rose to 53 on Thursday after authorities confirmed 17 more people were killed in the wildfire that is still burning in the historic town of Lahaina, Maui county said. It said no other details are available.

The documentary uses actors to recreate real moments in Vickies history, highlighting the real drama that took place in Colorado. This is an uplifting film of courage, bravery and an abundance of compassion.

Little is known about Brannon's childhood, but it is known he grew up a bastard in Wendlyn approximately two thousand years ago before he caught the eye of Mala Fire-Bringer, who blessed him with the power to summon and manipulate fire. He was a formidable warrior, having fought the Valg with Maeve in Wendlyn before sailing west to Terrasen. Believing Maeve's intentions for the Wyrdkeys were far darker than she let on, he took them with him along with the sacred Sun Stags from Mala's temple in Wendlyn, destroying it so no one could trace his footsteps. At some point, a temple sprung up around the rock he allegedly first stepped on when he reached Terrasen's coast in the ancient port city of Ilium.

More of his history is revealed when his ghost makes an appearance to Aelin Galathynius after she takes back his temple in Ilium. He implores her to find the mysterious Lock in the Stone Marshes before vanishing. In Skull's Bay, the ghost of Elena Havilliard reveals that Mala Fire-Bringer was actually Brannon's mate, having forsaken her immortality to live a mortal life with him, bearing him several children, including Elena herself. She cast all of her life force and power into a Lock which Brannon forged to seal the Wyrdkeys into the Wyrdgate and banish Erawan and the other gods and goddesses to their home realm. Only Elena stole the Lock to seal Erawan in his dark tomb beneath Morath. The Lock then became known as the Eye of Elena, its true history lost to time. 0852c4b9a8

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