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[playing national anthem] [playing national anthem] [playing national anthem] good morning this is the sunday morning at fox & friends weekend i ae hegseth wo had somewhere else he had to be i m with will and rachel. rachel: something football related. joey: as you saw the national anthem some amazing pictures i love coming in on a sunday with those pictures coming in. rachel: did you love the red, white and blue nails. i am inspired. next time. will: are you going to ethan medicare. i m going to wait until the summer months but that will be cool. joey: all do a pedicure. [laughter] will: we ve been celebrating veterans weekend all weekend long. yesterday joey was in texas with the black rifle coffee store in frisco and they were giving back to veterans in the boot campaign. joey: the boot campaign is a nonprofit i been given to for a long time. i did not know they were going to cut over to wills favor athletes over there. did you see, i already sent you the p ....

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Critical Thinking Difficult Issues: Unsafe Deposit
Glenn Adamson
National Museum of the American Indian, Washington, DC.
What would burn, they burned. They crushed the rest underfoot. And when they were done, they blew up the whole thing with dynamite.
The year was 1935. The setting, just a few miles outside of Spiro, Oklahoma. Centuries earlier, indigenous Americans had invested this site with great spiritual significance. On top of a sacred mound built by their own ancestors, they constructed a hollow chamber and placed within it a cache of valuable objects: textiles, engraved shells, copper axes and plates, wooden sculptures, large-scale effigy pipes. This “King Tut’s Tomb in the Arkansas Valley” (as one 1930s newspaper put it) was one of the most important archaeological repositories in America, indeed, the world. Yet it was all but completely destroyed in a moment of casual vandalism. ....

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