The Daily Populous

Researchers have extracted numbers from thousands of these tablets to create a database of trade in ancient Assyria.

But recall: the clay tablet data set includes trade volumes for 14 other known cities in addition to Kanesh.

The “estimation of the location of lost cities is reliable for central cities, but less precise for peripheral cities,” they write. »

Wall Street worked overtime to kill the CFPB’s rule because forced arbitration allows big banks to cover up scandals and avoid public accountability.

The rule simply restored Americans’ ability to choose to join with other consumers to hold mega banks accountable—or go to arbitration.

Why are the American public’s constitutional rights less important than special favors for Wall Street? »

Representatives from countries around the world met on Nov. 18 to discuss weapons systems at the United Nations’ Convention on Conventional Weapons (CCW).

Elon Musk, founder of OpenAI and CEO of Tesla and SpaceX has also been pushing for the regulation of autonomous weapons development.

In response to the letter from Musk and others, the United Kingdom has already decided to ban fully autonomous weapons. »

Legendary AC/DC guitarist Malcolm Young has died, leaving a legacy that includes one of Australia's greatest ever music exports.

From left: AC/DC band members Malcolm Young, Cliff Williams, Angus Young and Brian Johnson.

Malcolm Mitchell Young was born in Glasgow, Scotland, on January 6, 1953, one of the six children of William and Margaret Young. »