The Aalborg defense struggled to contain the Skanderborg back line while goalkeeper Niklas Landin was far from his best between the posts as Emil Laerke and Kristjan Kristjansson really turned on the heat for the home side Aalborg were basically hit by a defensively rock-solid brick wall which time and time again spoiled the rhythm for the visitiors who got increasingly frustrated during the first half and Skanderborg went in for the interval with a 16-11 lead at hand and Skanderborg extended the lead to six goals before Aalborg finally seemed to wake up The league leaders suddently got their attacking game plan going as Thomas Arnoldsen revealed why he is a big target for most European top clubs Midway through the second half it looked like a superp comeback was in the cards when Aalborg took the lead after 49 minutes But the home team had plenty of energy left in the tank and after Laerke scored three goals in a row and Jeppe Cieslak brought Skanderborg decisively ahead by three goals with three minutes to go the tide finally turned decisively in favour of the home side This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. 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SRH vs DC IPL 2025 Highlights: Rain halts chase after Delhi score 133/7; SRH crash out of playoffs It stinks: Tim Paine hits back at handling of Kagiso Rabada's suspension I was supposed to go for Euro 2020 with Italy: Raphinha reveals shocking story Syn-Pro by SISIS Cricket Groundcare Machinery Raza Iqbal and Walid Ghauri will be in both the runs and wickets for Christiania Sofia Stars will look to Chris Webster for runs whilst looking to Gagandeep Singh for wickets Cricket Betting Tips and Match Predictions* - PrePlay Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Raza Iqbal (Christiania), Chris Webster (Sofia Stars) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Aminul Islam (Christiania), Gagandeep Singh (Sofia Stars) Most Sixes – Raza Iqbal (Christiania), Chris Webster (Sofia Stars) Player of the Match- Chris Webster (Sofia Stars) Team Scores Batting first – Christiania 100+, Sofia Stars 110+ Royal Strikers will expect Priyan Pushparajan and Sanjai Sidharthan to be in both the runs and wickets Nicolaj Damgaard and Aqeel Amjad will aim to be in the runs and wickets respectively for Skanderborg Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Priyan Pushparajan (Royal Strikers), Nicolaj Damgaard (Skanderborg) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Sanjai Sidharthan (Royal Strikers), Aqeel Amjad (Skanderborg) Most Sixes – Priyan Pushparajan (Royal Strikers), Nicolaj Damgaard (Skanderborg) Player of the Match- Priyan Pushparajan (Royal Strikers) Team Scores Batting first – Royal Strikers 110+, Skanderborg 100+ Christiania beat out Sofia Stars earlier today whilst Skanderborg struggled against Royal Strikers Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Raza Iqbal (Christiania), Nicolaj Damgaard (Skanderborg) Most Sixes – Raza Iqbal (Christiania), Nicolaj Damgaard (Skanderborg) Player of the Match- Raza Iqbal (Christiania) Team Scores Batting first – Christiania 110+, Skanderborg 100+ Live Cricket Streaming ECL 2025: The live cricket streaming page which enables you to watch live cricket - Geo-restrictions apply *NB these predictions may be changed nearer the start of the match once the final starting teams have been announced and we will be running ‘In-Play’ features Henning Larsen has won a competition to design Højvangen Church, the first church to be built in Skanderborg Parish in over 500 years set to be completed and inaugurated by December 2024 will be a new public gathering point in the growing residential area of Højvangen in Skanderborg Courtesy of Henning Larsen With the new church in Højvangen, we want to be true to the theological tradition and at the same time reinterpret the church as a destination for present and future needs; a place that can accommodate both everyday life and celebrations, joy and mourning across generations. -- partner Nina la Cour Sell. Designed as a squared pavilion from the outside, with an activated façade on all sides, the project is connected to an existing church center through a partially underground corridor. The colonnaded “backside” façade takes on covered seating niches while its undulating form changes in appearance according to the time of day and lighting conditions. You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page whilst Crishan Kalugamage has been in the wickets Faheem Nazir has been in top form with the bat for Zurich Nomads whilst Osama Mahmood has been in the wickets Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Zain Ali (Roma CC) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Crishan Kalugamage (Roma CC) Team Scores Batting first – Roma 110+ Nicolaj Laegsgaard has been in the runs and wickets for Skanderborg Farmers Zak Tribe has proven his worth with the bat Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg), Zak Tribe (Farmers) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg), Toby Britton (Farmers) Most Sixes – Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg), Zak Tribe (Farmers) Player of the Match- Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg) Team Scores Batting first – Skanderborg 110+, Farmers 110+ Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Zain Ali (Roma CC), Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Crishan Kalugamage (Roma CC), Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg) Most Sixes – Zain Ali (Roma CC), Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg) Player of the Match- Crishan Kalugamage (Roma CC) Team Scores Batting first – Roma CC 120+, Skanderborg 110+ Abdul Shakoor has been in top form for Darmstadt with the bat whilst Majeed Nasseri has been impressing with the ball Mohammad Irfan and Harry Hankins have been leading Hornchurch in runs and wickets respectively Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Abdul Shakoor (Darmstadt CC), Mohammad Irfan (Hornchurch) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Majeed Nasseri (Darmstadt CC), Harry Hankins (Hornchurch) Most Sixes – Abdul Shakoor (Darmstadt CC), Mohammad Irfan (Hornchurch) Player of the Match- Abdul Shakoor (Darmstadt CC) Team Scores Batting first – Darmstadt 110+, Hornchurch 100+ Faheem Nazir has been in top form with the bat for Zurich Nomads whilst Osama Mahmood has been in the wickets Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg), Faheem Nazir (Zurich Nomads) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg), Osama Mahmood (Zurich Nomads) Most Sixes – Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg), Faheem Nazir (Zurich Nomads) Team Scores Batting first – Skanderborg 110+, Zurich Nomads 110+ with Toby britton in the wickets as well Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Zak Tribe (Farmers), Mohammad Irfan (Hornchurch) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Toby britton (Farmers), Harry Hankins (Hornchurch) Most Sixes – Zak Tribe (Farmers), Mohammad Irfan (Hornchurch) Player of the Match- Mohammad Irfan (Hornchurch) Team Scores Batting first – Farmers 90+, Hornchurch 100+ Usman Malik is the one to watch for runs and wickets when it comes to Voorburg Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Abdul Shakoor (Darmstadt CC), Usman Malik (Voorburg) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Majeed Nasseri (Darmstadt CC), Usman Malik (Voorburg) Most Sixes – Abdul Shakoor (Darmstadt CC), Usman Malik (Voorburg) Team Scores Batting first – Darmstadt 110+, Voorburg 90+ Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Mohammad Irfan (Hornchurch), Faheem Nazir (Zurich Nomads) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Harry Hankins (Hornchurch), Osama Mahmood (Zurich Nomads) Most Sixes – Mohammad Irfan (Hornchurch), Faheem Nazir (Zurich Nomads) Player of the Match- Faheem Nazir (Zurich Nomads) Team Scores Batting first – Hornchurch 110+, Zurich Nomads 110+ Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Abdul Shakoor (Darmstadt CC), Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Majeed Nasseri (Darmstadt CC), Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg) Most Sixes – Abdul Shakoor (Darmstadt CC), Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg) Team Scores Batting first – Darmstadt 110+, Skanderborg 100+ Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Zain Ali (Roma CC), Zak Tribe (Farmers) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Crishan Kalugamage (Roma CC), Toby Britton (Farmers) Most Sixes – Zain Ali (Roma CC), Zak Tribe (Farmers) Player of the Match- Zain Ali (Roma CC) Team Scores Batting first – Roma 110+, Farmers 90+ Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Usman Malik (Voorburg), Faheem Nazir (Zurich Nomads) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Usman Malik (Voorburg), Osama Mahmood (Zurich Nomads) Most Sixes – Usman Malik (Voorburg), Faheem Nazir (Zurich Nomads) Team Scores Batting first – Voorburg 110+, Zurich Nomads 110+ Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Zain Ali (Roma CC), Mohammad Irfan (Hornchurch) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Crishan Kalugamage (Roma CC), Harry Hankins (Hornchurch) Most Sixes – Zain Ali (Roma CC), Mohammad Irfan (Hornchurch) Team Scores Batting first – Roma 110+, Hornchurch 90+ Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Zak Tribe (Farmers), Faheem Nazir (Zurich Nomads) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Toby britton (Farmers), Osama Mahmood (Zurich Nomads) Most Sixes – Zak Tribe (Farmers), Faheem Nazir (Zurich Nomads) Player of the Match- Toby britton (Farmers) Team Scores Batting first – Farmers 110+, Zurich Nomads 110+ Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Zain Ali (Roma CC), Usman Malik (Voorburg) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Crishan Kalugamage (Roma CC), Usman Malik (Voorburg) Most Sixes – Zain Ali (Roma CC), Usman Malik (Voorburg) Team Scores Batting first – Roma 110+, Voorburg 90+ As Group C is just getting underway it's hard to talk on current form Nicolaj Laegsgaard will aim to be in the runs and wickets for Skanderborg Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Raza Iqbal (Christiania), Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Aminul Islam (Christiania), Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg) Most Sixes – Raza Iqbal (Christiania), Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg) Player of the Match- Raza Iqbal (Christiania) Team Scores Batting first – Christiania 100+, Skanderborg 100+ Expect Jack Jarvis to be near the top of the batting and bowling leaderboards for Grange with Finlay McCreath adding some runs of his own Sofia Stars will look to Manan Bashir and Prakash Mishra for runs whilst looking to Prakash Mishra and Gagandeep Singh for wickets Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Jack Jarvis (Grange), Manan Bashir (Sofia Stars) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Jack Jarvis (Grange), Prakash Mishra (Sofia Stars) Most Sixes – Jack Jarvis (Grange), Manan Bashir (Sofia Stars) Player of the Match- Jack Jarvis (Grange) Team Scores Batting first – Grange 120+, Sofia Stars 110+ Royal Strikers will expect Priyan Pushparajan and Varun Prasath to be in both the runs and wickets Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Priyan Pushparajan (Royal Strikers), Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Varun Prasath (Royal Strikers), Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg) Most Sixes – Priyan Pushparajan (Royal Strikers), Nicolaj Laegsgaard (Skanderborg) Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Raza Iqbal (Christiania), Manan Bashir (Sofia Stars) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Aminul Islam (Christiania), Prakash Mishra (Sofia Stars) Most Sixes – Raza Iqbal (Christiania), Manan Bashir (Sofia Stars) Player of the Match- Manan Bashir (Sofia Stars) Top Batter (Runs Scored) - Jack Jarvis (Grange), Priyan Pushparajan (Royal Strikers) Top Bowler (Wickets taken) - Jack Jarvis (Grange), Varun Prasath (Royal Strikers) Most Sixes – Jack Jarvis (Grange), Priyan Pushparajan (Royal Strikers) Team Scores Batting first – Grange 120+, Royal Strikers 110+ When a Danish town looked to upgrade its wastewater treatment plant a solution was found in the Densadeg XRC* Extreme-rate Clarifier from SUEZ This ­provided CSO treatment capacity and reduced phosphorus ­discharging into the local lakes and waterways The Danish town of Skanderborg is situated on the north and northeastern banks of Skanderborg Lake in the Lake District of Central Jutland clean and safe recreational waters is a high priority and crucial for ­sustaining tourism the region has faced increased flooding and water quality threats Urbanization and an expanding sewer network also stretched the capacity of the the Skanderborg wastewater treatment plant extreme rain events or surges in loading to the treatment plant such as during the annual Skanderborg Festival could overwhelm the plant’s main treatment line and nutrient discharges to local water resources Skanderborg Utility initiated a project in partnership with other organizations to clean Svanesø Lake which improved water quality and helped to restore the lake’s ecosystem both Svanesø and Skanderborg lakes remained vulnerable to wastewater overflows and phosphorus pollution This became a bigger problem in more recent years as the Skanderborg region began to experience higher rainfall and more extreme rain events overloading to the treatment plant resulted in 10-15 CSO events per year as much as 30 kg of phosphorus could discharge into Svanesø Lake To prevent unsanitary wastewater discharges and protect the region’s lakes and ecosystems from phosphorus pollution into the future Skanderborg Utility turned its focus to upgrading its wastewater treatment plant Skanderborg Utility had to account for a crucial The area around the treatment plant had become built out as Skanderborg urbanized The utility was therefore compelled to identify a viable replacement technology that could increase the hydraulic capacity of the treatment plant within the existing footprint the treatment plant would have to be moved to a new location Founded as a public-private partnership between locally based water sector companies AquaGlobe acts as a focal point for testing water technologies and strives to connect the most innovative and ambitious actors in the water sector to provide solutions for helping solve global water challenges.Through the AquaGlobe partnership Skanderborg Utility evaluated and ­compared a range of treatments to determine the most fitting technology to address their unique requirements This vetting process revealed the performance and combined benefits of the Densadeg XRC* Extreme-rate Clarifier from SUEZ the first global technology reference of the Densadeg XRC Skanderborg Utility will provide CSO treatment ­capacity at their plant and significantly reduce ­phosphorus loading to the surrounding lakes and waterways single treatment line ­incorporating sand filters was designed with a hydraulic capacity of 1000 m3/hour the hydraulic capacity during normal operation is boosted to 1,250 m3/hour the Densadeg XRC functioning as the last treatment step for removing phosphorus the Skanderborg Utility can switch to an alternative mode of operation where the Densadeg XRC functions exclusively for treating CSO water which previously would have bypassed the wastewater plant without treatment The line treating CSO water is designed with a hydraulic capacity up to 1,500 m3/hour the main treatment line will still be active treating normal flow at a hydraulic capacity up to 1,250 m3/hour but without the tertiary Densadeg XRC step Replacing sand filters with the Densadeg XRC is also expected to significantly improve the overall energy efficiency of the plant the Densadeg XRC technology will play a major role in the journey towards more intelligent control of the treatment processes by allowing a shorter path between measurement and chemical dosing *Trademark of SUEZ; may be registered in one or more countries Free access to this content is for qualifying individuals only Corporate and institutional access requires an appropriate license or subscription For more information contact institutions@markallengroup.com Too many automated requests from this network We might not know exactly what happened on this battlefield in Denmark In a new study archaeologists present their collective findings for one of the most spectacular archaeological excavations on Danish soil at Alken Enge wetland A mass grave in the small East Jutland town of Alken contains the human remains of a battle where 13-year-old children fought alongside adult men where the dead were left and ripped to pieces by hungry animals and where the bones where subsequently collected and treated in the most bestial way One of the most startling discoveries was the four pelvic bones mounted on a stick “A very strange feeling descended on the excavation when we found them It clearly shows acts that when you think about them really makes your hairs bristle,” says Mads Kähler Holst director at the Moesgaard Museum and lead-author on the study “It became very quiet at the excavation that day,” says excavation leader and co-author Ejvind Hertz from Museum Skanderborg Read More: An entire army sacrificed in a bog Archaeologists have discovered 2,095 bones and fragments so far at Alken Enge But they have not yet excavated the entire site human remains still lay buried in the moss we still know very little about these people who lost their lives in battle Radiocarbon analyses show that all of the bones originate from a large event early in the first century CE when historical sources recount an upsurge in violence across Europe But archaeologists did not know who these people were “There are no Roman written sources in Scandinavia that can tell us what happened,” says Hertz Read More: Ancient Roman artifact found on Danish island Researchers are confident that Alken Enge was not the site of a clash between the Romans and Germanic tribes in Scandinavia violent clashes between Germanic tribes and Romans occurred as the Roman Empire expanded north which ended in Germanic victory according to the history books But it wasn’t unusual to see fighting among the Germanic tribes when the Roman threat to their territories was absent “We’re quite convinced that these people didn’t come from southern Europe because we’d probably see it in the skeletons They could on the other hand have come from anywhere north of the Alps We simply don’t know,” says Hertz Read More: High definition archaeology reveals secrets of the earliest cities The remains at Alken Enge tell a unique story about Iron Age power structures says archaeologist Katrine Balsgaard Juul from Vejle Museums Alken Enge is the only archaeological example of an entire army preserved anywhere in Europe and the large collection of human remains indicates an unprecedented level of power “It’s a really interesting discovery We can use it to set all of our postholes and farms in perspective,” she says “We’re always interested in finding out how we went from small origins to a more formal structure Alken shows that at this time there was a form of organisation over large geographical regions,” says Juul Read More: The biggest status symbol in the Nordic Iron Age was a goose imagine just how many villages it would have taken to build such an army Each village probably consisted of three or five houses with between eight and fifteen inhabitants—men That is approximately between 24 and 75 people per village so that is somewhere between ten and forty potential warriors per village Most of the Alken warriors were between the ages of 20 and 40 and just under 5 per cent of them were not yet 20 The youngest remains were of 13-year-old boys “If we say that at least 380 men died in this case It would require lots of villages to procure such an army You can imagine it would have [involved] a very large region which would have lost a lot of young men after the fight It must have been very dramatic,” says Juul Read More: Archaeologists excavate 400 Iron Age houses in Denmark The excavation has also revealed new details about the injuries recorded in the bones others by subsequent treatment that may well be associated with a sacrificial ritual at the bog Skulls were crushed and two deep grooves were cut into the insides of pelvic bones “It’s hard to imagine an injury like that during battle We think it must have occurred afterwards,” says Hertz Almost none of the bones showed any signs of previous Meaning that these men had most probably never seen war before and from really young to relatively old,” he says Read More: Vikings versus Iron Age: Who made the best swords? The dead appear to have been left on the battlefield for as long as one year before being collected and carried to the bog at Alken Enge During this time the bodies would have been eaten by animals and decomposed until only skeletons remained “These people met an incredibly violent end by battle I think that’s interesting,” says Juul and suggests that the war was so devastating that they were simply unable to deal with the dead afterwards It appears that Alken Enge was sparsely populated after the event What was once farmland turned to forest after the battle But there could be another explanation: A final snub from a vanquished foe “It’s about the worst thing you could imagine: To not be buried or handled correctly after death and so to be denied access to the afterlife Read More: English mass grave contains remains of Viking Great Army Until now the Germanic tribe’s beastly treatment of remains after war had an almost a mystical status the treatment of the bones and the fact that they were moved to a special place in the landscape—a strip of land by Denmark’s fourth largest lake near Alken—suggests a very deliberate action “It helps to underline that it has something to do with religion,” says Holst Although the lack of written sources means that the researchers do not know which god or gods were the beneficiaries of such a ritual Read More: Archaeological discovery in Sweden reveals site of Stone Age rituals Alken Enge is a dream excavation for archaeologists “All archaeologists have at least one thing on their bucket list and to excavate something like this It really is a once in a lifetime experience for an archaeologist to be able to take part in such an excavation,” he says "Direct evidence of a large Northern European Roman period martial event and post-battle corpse manipulation", PNAS (2018), DOI: 10.1073 Ejvind HertzMads Kähler HolstKatrine Balsgaard Juul Result - Championship Week - Qualifier 2 - Cartama Result - Championship Week - Qualifier 1 - Cartama Result - Championship Week - Eliminator - Cartama Milinda Siriwardana (LK) © 2013 - 2025 CricTracker Pvt Ltd All rights reserved He joins previously announced headline act Rag N’ Bone Man has been announced as the latest headliner for Newcastle’s In The Park Festival 2024 the 2024 instalment will see the brand new festival take place in Leazes Park on May Bank Holiday weekend British singer Rag N’ Bone Man has been added to the line-up – set to take to the Newcastle stage as one of the headline acts for this year’s edition Having burst onto the scene in 2016 with his hit track ‘Human’, the singer – whose real name is Rory Charles Graham – has since gone on to win multiple BRIT Awards and top the UK albums charts with his 2017 debut album. He joins previously announced headliner Tom Grennan as a headline artist for In The Park 2024 Rag’n Bone Man performs on stage of the Smukfest Music Festival in Skanderborg CREDIT: HELLE ARENSBAK/Ritzau Scanpix/AFP via Getty Images Grennan is set to headline the opening night of the new event (Friday while Rag N’ Bone Man will take to the main stage on the Sunday (May 5) Newcastle’s new In The Park festival is described by promoters as “a welcome new addition to the North East’s festival landscape bringing together an eclectic mix of genres and top tier performers to the city.” In other Rag ‘N’ Bone Man news, last month the singer-songwriter was confirmed as one of the latest acts to appear at the 2024 edition of Latitude Festival The festival will be returning to Suffolk’s Henham Park from July 25-28, and will also see performances from Duran Duran, Kasabian, Keane and London Grammar. The world’s defining voice in music and pop culture: breaking what’s new and what’s next since 1952 Sie haben erfolgreich Ihre Einwilligung in die Nutzung von Transfermarkt mit Tracking und Cookies widerrufen Sie können sich jetzt zwischen dem Contentpass-Abo und der Nutzung mit personalisierter Werbung schmidt hammer lassen wins skanderborg sports + administration centreall images courtesy of schmidt hammer lassen architects skanderborg is set to receive a new community sports and administration centre. the scheme designed by schmidt hammer lassen, in collaboration with contractor KPC A/S and engineering company bascon A/S will see 18,000 square metres serve as a multifunctional building that will stand as a dynamic and vibrant gathering point for inhabitants of the danish city that remains close to its natural surroundings the structure will be divided into four distinct zones: a meeting centre sports facilities that will consist of two handball fields — having the potential to open towards the outdoor landscape providing the possibility of indoor and outdoor events to take place — with the total seating capacity of 1,700 spectators and administrative offices with 700 work spaces; all linked by outdoor arrival areas that will run throughout the entire complex the latter program will offer direct views into the hall of the city council and athletic areas to emphasize this interaction between architecture and nature schmidt hammer lassen have taken several sustainable measures into the conception of the skanderborg sports and administration centre this will be evidenced in their optimization of daylight and natural ventilation through the implementation of an efficient building envelope in addition to green plants integrated into selected façades as solar screening that will ultimately increase biodiversity and contribute to a good internal climate the building will serve as a vibrant meeting point for the community ‘with our project we create an architectural reinterpretation of the contact point between citizens and the municipality the functions of the building are open and accessible and the project makes good use of the great potential of the surrounding landscape‘ founding partner at schmidt hammer lassen architects ‘it is a place where citizens meet and interact in an open and dynamic setting – in the middle of nature.’  ‘the landscape plays an active part in how to experience the entire complex we create a place where inside and outside merge – a place that invites active use and relaxation – both during and after opening hours‘ associated partner at schmidt hammer lassen architects ‘here citizens can come to receive guidance from the municipality staff and enjoy nature architect: 
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schmidt hammer lassen architects AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style Femur bones being excavated at Alken Enge. Most of the bones are found disarticulated, and many have been sorted by type, perhaps as some sort of post-war ritual. [Read full story] A view of the Alken Enge excavations in 2012. Among the bizarre finds here were four pelvises strung on a stick. [Read full story] Get the world’s most fascinating discoveries delivered straight to your inbox Lene Mollerup talks to visitors at Alken Enge about the bone remains found at the site The excavations are open for guided tours to the general public Peter Kensen and Pernille Thulstrup work at the Alken Enge excavation site construction projects and peat-digging turned up bones in this bog archaeologist Harald Andersen did some exploratory digging at the site Skanderborg Museum and the University of Aarhus won a grant from the Carlsberg Foundation to formally excavate the site Scattered bones in the mass grave at Alken Enge in East Jutland Few bones are found as articulated skeletons The victors in the battle appear to have gathered separated and sorted the bones by type before dumping them in the lake Stephanie PappasSocial Links NavigationLive Science ContributorStephanie Pappas is a contributing writer for Live Science covering topics ranging from geoscience to archaeology to the human brain and behavior She was previously a senior writer for Live Science but is now a freelancer based in Denver and regularly contributes to Scientific American and The Monitor the monthly magazine of the American Psychological Association Stephanie received a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of South Carolina and a graduate certificate in science communication from the University of California People really can communicate with just their eyes Digital 'resurrection' of the Titanic sheds light on fateful night the ship tore apart A Danish bog has been harbouring a terrifying secret for thousands of years Archaeologists have spent all summer excavating a small sample of what has turned out to be a mass grave containing skeletal remains from more than 1,000 warriors who were killed in battle some 2,000 years ago “We found a lot more human bones than we had expected,” says Ejvind Hertz The discovery of the many Iron Age bones has attracted international attention partly because the body parts are macabre per se but also because the bones are surprisingly well preserved the find confirms a Roman source’s description of the Teutons’ atrocious war practices The site is located in the Alken Enge wetlands near Lake Mossø on the Jutland peninsula the Alken warriors are thought to have been sacrificed to some gods which we’re not very familiar with today The bones ended up in the bog at a time when it wasn’t a bog; rather created by a tongue of land jutting into the lake The archaeologists have so far only excavated an area of 80-90 square metres although the site stretches over an area of 3,600 square metres Excavations in wetlands are very expensive since water needs to be constantly pumped out the finds are so densely concentrated that it takes a long time to get through all the layers The area that has so far been excavated contained bone fragments from around 240 men aged between 13 and 45 The men’s bones are marked by melee weapons such as swords and axes The unexcavated basin in the bog stretches over a huge area covering almost 40 hectare and is believed to contain the remains of more than 1,000 warriors When asked how the archaeologists can tell that this many warriors are buried there Hertz says: “We know that people who cut peat here in the 19th and 20th centuries found bone fragments We’ve also made test excavations in the basin.” The archaeologists did not find complete skeletons They can see that the bog contains many different individuals The army beneath the bog may have been defeated and killed in a battlefield located far away from Alken Wetlands it must have been a massive logistical task for Iron Age people to transport the bones to the lake The researchers cannot say how this may have come about or where the battle took place Many of the archaeological finds in the area stem from armies that came from afar The sacrificed army was discovered in an area which has turned out to be brimming with archaeological treasures Here archaeologists have found around 15,000 objects – mainly weapons sacrifices from the Iron Age But carbon 14 analyses have revealed that none of these finds could have been weapons belonging to the sacrificed army in Alken the battlefield may have been located right next to the sacrificial site “The bones have been sacrificed months or even years after the warriors were killed We won’t know until the bones have been carefully analysed,” says the curator we can see that the bones have bite marks on them and parts of the joints have been gnawed off So there’s no doubt that predators have been in contact with the body parts.” The marks from the predators’ bite indicate that the dead warriors were left to die and rot on the battlefield without anyone bothering to bury or even remove the bodies This confirms parts of what a Roman source wrote about war practices among Northern Europeans in the period around the time of the birth of Christ One of the greatest historians of the Roman Empire Tacitus (56 AD – 120 AD) described the aftermath of the Roman’s famous defeat in the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest in 9 AD “In the middle of the plain, bones lay either spread out or heaped, depending on whether they had fled or resisted. Next to the bones lay bits of spears and horse limbs, and there were also human heads nailed to trees. In the nearby groves were barbarian altars in which they had sacrificed tribunes and centurions of the first rank,” Tacitus wrote in his Annals We also know from sources that when the Teutons won a battle except for the few who managed to run back to their home and tell of their defeat The archaeologists cannot determine the nationality of the slain warriors because they have found very few remains of weapons in the grave the remains of a shield and a very well preserved axe The bones are nevertheless invaluable: “This is the first time that something like this has been found in northern Europe,” says Hertz The conditions for preservation in the Alken wetlands have been optimal “The bones are completely fresh,” he says so we can get a good profile of what Iron Age man looked like An anthropological analysis of the bones will provide us with a picture of their diet and their physical appearance.” The researchers are nearing the completion of the current excavation project they will be analysing the many bones together with international experts titled ‘The army and post-war rituals in the Iron Age – warriors sacrificed in the bog at Alken Enge in Illerup Ådal’ is a collaboration between archaeologists and geologists at Skanderborg Museum Moesgård Museum and Aarhus University Read the Danish version of this article at videnskab.dk Skanderborg Museum about the excavation projectAbout Roman Iron Age weapon deposits (Wikipedia) Fans can expect an intense battle between these sides as they fight for European supremacy There is a slight concern as there is a forecast of light rain and windy conditions which could potentially affect the game play All teams will need to adapt to the weather conditions and give their best on the field Match 1 - Jinnah Brescia vs Skanderborg The upcoming match between Jinnah Brescia and Skanderborg is the season opener for ECL T10 2024 and both teams will be keen to get off to a winning start Top Batter (Runs Scored) – Muhammad Imran - 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