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Utah Jazz F/C Mehmet Okur was named to the Western Conference All-Star team, the NBA announced today. Okur becomes the second Jazzman selected to this year’s All-Star Game, joining teammate Carlos Boozer. Okur was tabbed by NBA Commissioner David Stern as an injury replacement for the 2007 NBA All-Star Game which will be played on Sunday, Feb. 18 at Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas.

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İtalyan arkeologlar, bir çifte ait olduğu sanılan ve 5 bin yıldan fazla süredir birbirine sarılmış bir biçimde yatan iki iskelet buldular. Arkeolog Elena Menotti, Montova şehrinin kuzeyinde yaptıkları kazıdan çıkan çift için "Bu inanılmaz ve harikulade bir olay" yorumunu yaptı. "Bu güne kadar Neolitik dönemlerden kalma "ikili gömülme" vakasına hiç rastlamamıştık. Bu çift resmen sıkı sıkı sarılmış bir halde gömülmüş" dedi.Menotti, sağlıklı dişlerinden göründüğü kadarıyla genç yaşta öldüklerine inanılan iskeletlerin cinsiyetlerinin kesin olarak belirlenmesi için testler yapılacağını fakat deneyimli bir arkeolog olarak bunların ayrı cinsiyette olduklarından şüphe duymadığını da belirtti.
Menotti, şöyle devam etti:"Onları bulduğumuz zaman bütün ekip çok heyecanlandık. 25 yıldır kazılara katılıyorum. Pompei ve diğer ünlü kazı alanlarında çalıştım fakat itiraf etmeliyim ki daha önce böyle etkileyici bir sahneyle hiç karşılaşmamıştım. Bu benim için de çok özel bir kazı oldu"Bölgede geçici olarak kurulan bir laboratuar, çiftin öldüklerinde kaç yaşında olduğunu, akrabalık deresini ve kaç yıldır gömülü olduklarını tespit edecek.


ROME - They died young and, by the looks of it, in love. Two 5,000-year-old skeletons found locked in an embrace near the city where Shakespeare set the star-crossed tale "Romeo and Juliet" have sparked theories the remains of a far more ancient love story have been found. Archaeologists unearthed the skeletons dating back to the late Neolithic period outside Mantua, 25 miles south of Verona, the city of Shakespeare's story of doomed love. Buried between 5,000 and 6,000 years ago, the prehistoric pair are believed to have been a man and a woman and are thought to have died young, because their teeth were found intact, said Elena Menotti, the archaeologist who led the dig.
"As far as we know, it's unique," Menotti told The Associated Press by telephone from Milan. "Double burials from the Neolithic are unheard of, and these are even hugging." Archaeologists digging in the region have found some 30 burial sites, all single, as well as the remains of prosperous villages filled with artifacts made of flint, pottery and animal horns. Although the Mantua pair strike an unusual and touching pose, archaeologists have found other prehistoric burials in which the dead hold hands or have other contact, said Luca Bondioli, an anthropologist at Rome's National Prehistoric and Ethnographic Museum. Bondioli, who was not involved in the Mantua dig, said the find has "more of an emotional than a scientific value." But it does highlight how the relationship people have with each other and with death has not changed much from the period in which humanity first settled in villages, learning to farm the land and tame animals, he said. "The Neolithic is a very formative period for our society," he said. "It was when the roots of our religious sentiment were formed." Menotti said the burial was "a ritual, but we have to find out what it means." Experts might never determine the exact nature of the pair's relationship, but Menotti said she had little doubt it was born of a deep sentiment. "It was a very emotional discovery," she said. "From thousands of years ago we feel the strength of this love. Yes, we must call it love." The couple's burial site was located Monday during construction work for a factory in the outskirts of Mantua. Alongside the couple, archaeologists found flint tools, including arrowheads and a knife, Menotti said. Experts will now study the artifacts and the skeletons to determine the burial site's age and how old the two were when they died, she said. The finds will then go on display at Mantua's Archaeological Museum. Establishing the cause of death could prove almost impossible, unless they were killed by a debilitating disease, a knife or something else that might have left marks on the bones, Menotti said. www.msnbc.msn.com
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