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  1. Türkiye moves AI into public services through e-Devlet

    Weeks after unveiling its ambitious 2026-2030 Artificial Intelligence Action Plan, Türkiye is taking another step in its AI…
    #EuropeSays #Turkiye #Türkiye #AI #airoadmap #CultureCivilizationFoundation #KÜME
    europesays.com/turkiye/30924/

  2. Serdal Adalı yönetimi BJK Plaza için yetki aldı: Beşiktaş Kulübü Başkanı Serdal Adalı ve yönetim kurulu, olağanüstü genel kurul toplantısında BJK Plaza'nın 10 yıl ve üzeri kiralanmasında yetki aldı. 

    Oy çokluğu ile kabul edilen maddeler şu şekilde:

    Kulübe ait Vişnezade Mahallesi Süleyman Seba Caddesi Akaretler Beşiktaş İstanbul adresinde kain taşınmazın (BJK Plaza) 10 (on) yıl ve üzeri süre ile kiraya… eshahaber.com.tr/haber/serdal- EshaHaber.com.tr #Beşiktaş #BJKPlaza #SerdalAdalı #Spor #Küme

  3. Serdal Adalı yönetimi BJK Plaza için yetki aldı: Beşiktaş Kulübü Başkanı Serdal Adalı ve yönetim kurulu, olağanüstü genel kurul toplantısında BJK Plaza'nın 10 yıl ve üzeri kiralanmasında yetki aldı. 

    Oy çokluğu ile kabul edilen maddeler şu şekilde:

    Kulübe ait Vişnezade Mahallesi Süleyman Seba Caddesi Akaretler Beşiktaş İstanbul adresinde kain taşınmazın (BJK Plaza) 10 (on) yıl ve üzeri süre ile kiraya… eshahaber.com.tr/haber/serdal- EshaHaber.com.tr #Beşiktaş #BJKPlaza #SerdalAdalı #Spor #Küme

  4. Serdal Adalı yönetimi BJK Plaza için yetki aldı: Beşiktaş Kulübü Başkanı Serdal Adalı ve yönetim kurulu, olağanüstü genel kurul toplantısında BJK Plaza'nın 10 yıl ve üzeri kiralanmasında yetki aldı. 

    Oy çokluğu ile kabul edilen maddeler şu şekilde:

    Kulübe ait Vişnezade Mahallesi Süleyman Seba Caddesi Akaretler Beşiktaş İstanbul adresinde kain taşınmazın (BJK Plaza) 10 (on) yıl ve üzeri süre ile kiraya… eshahaber.com.tr/haber/serdal- EshaHaber.com.tr #Beşiktaş #BJKPlaza #SerdalAdalı #Spor #Küme

  5. 久米島近海でジュゴン確認

    qab.co.jp/news/20250503249140.…

    Avec un vrai #dugong, et pas juste "oui on a trouvé des traces qu'il avait mangé des algues" pour une fois !
    (le dugong, animal aussi furtif que le calamar géant...)
    #Okinawa #Kume #沖縄 #久米

  6. Şahinbey Ampute'den farklı skor: Şahinbey Belediye Gençlik ve Spor Kulübü Ampute Futbol Takımı, deplasmanda Konya Ampute Futbol Takımı’nı 5-0 mağlup ederek haftayı galibiyetle tamamladı. Zorlu mücadelede üstün bir performans sergileyen Şahinbey ekibi, sahadan galibiyetle ayrılarak taraftarlarını sevindirdi.

    ÖNEMLİ GALİBİYET

    Şahinbey Belediye Gençlik ve Spor Kulübü Başkanı Cuma Güzel, alınan… eshahaber.com.tr/haber/sahinbe EshaHaber.com.tr #Şahinbey #AmputeFutbol #Galibiyet #Spor #Küme

  7. #kume ryukyu deer have a very slow growth, and live long, because for millenias they had no predators, so didn't need to reproduce quickly, that's why they disappeared so quickly whem humans arrived.
    and that's the end of the conf, no questions because we're late…

  8. #kume ryukyu deer have a very slow growth, and live long, because for millenias they had no predators, so didn't need to reproduce quickly, that's why they disappeared so quickly whem humans arrived.
    and that's the end of the conf, no questions because we're late…

  9. #kume ryukyu deer have a very slow growth, and live long, because for millenias they had no predators, so didn't need to reproduce quickly, that's why they disappeared so quickly whem humans arrived.
    and that's the end of the conf, no questions because we're late…

  10. #kume ryukyu deer have a very slow growth, and live long, because for millenias they had no predators, so didn't need to reproduce quickly, that's why they disappeared so quickly whem humans arrived.
    and that's the end of the conf, no questions because we're late…

  11. #kume ryukyu deer have a very slow growth, and live long, because for millenias they had no predators, so didn't need to reproduce quickly, that's why they disappeared so quickly whem humans arrived.
    and that's the end of the conf, no questions because we're late…

  12. #kume however, the bones from the same deer are all by the same spot, so it is possible some of the articulations were still existing when they were transported by water. there are 「cut marks」on the bones that were in fact marks of the teeth of rodents 😁
    really not lucky…
    well, you can't find a sakitari so easily, that's why it is called an 「extraordinary」site.
    however the cave is large, i think it's too soon to abandon hope. at least they have a gusuku period site 😁

  13. #kume however, the bones from the same deer are all by the same spot, so it is possible some of the articulations were still existing when they were transported by water. there are 「cut marks」on the bones that were in fact marks of the teeth of rodents 😁
    really not lucky…
    well, you can't find a sakitari so easily, that's why it is called an 「extraordinary」site.
    however the cave is large, i think it's too soon to abandon hope. at least they have a gusuku period site 😁

  14. #kume however, the bones from the same deer are all by the same spot, so it is possible some of the articulations were still existing when they were transported by water. there are 「cut marks」on the bones that were in fact marks of the teeth of rodents 😁
    really not lucky…
    well, you can't find a sakitari so easily, that's why it is called an 「extraordinary」site.
    however the cave is large, i think it's too soon to abandon hope. at least they have a gusuku period site 😁

  15. #kume however, the bones from the same deer are all by the same spot, so it is possible some of the articulations were still existing when they were transported by water. there are 「cut marks」on the bones that were in fact marks of the teeth of rodents 😁
    really not lucky…
    well, you can't find a sakitari so easily, that's why it is called an 「extraordinary」site.
    however the cave is large, i think it's too soon to abandon hope. at least they have a gusuku period site 😁

  16. #kume however, the bones from the same deer are all by the same spot, so it is possible some of the articulations were still existing when they were transported by water. there are 「cut marks」on the bones that were in fact marks of the teeth of rodents 😁
    really not lucky…
    well, you can't find a sakitari so easily, that's why it is called an 「extraordinary」site.
    however the cave is large, i think it's too soon to abandon hope. at least they have a gusuku period site 😁

  17. #kume the sedimentation in the cave is apparently complicated (sedimentation in caves is always complicated, oh, i should have said it baffled archaeologists…) there are landslides, fissures, older things end up at the top of the stratigraphy…
    they are currently trying to make sense of it.
    most of the bones are deer, few bats, rodents, birds…
    not all the bones are represented, it is possible the bones were carried there by water and the light ones are more numerous.

  18. #kume the sedimentation in the cave is apparently complicated (sedimentation in caves is always complicated, oh, i should have said it baffled archaeologists…) there are landslides, fissures, older things end up at the top of the stratigraphy…
    they are currently trying to make sense of it.
    most of the bones are deer, few bats, rodents, birds…
    not all the bones are represented, it is possible the bones were carried there by water and the light ones are more numerous.

  19. #kume the sedimentation in the cave is apparently complicated (sedimentation in caves is always complicated, oh, i should have said it baffled archaeologists…) there are landslides, fissures, older things end up at the top of the stratigraphy…
    they are currently trying to make sense of it.
    most of the bones are deer, few bats, rodents, birds…
    not all the bones are represented, it is possible the bones were carried there by water and the light ones are more numerous.

  20. #kume the sedimentation in the cave is apparently complicated (sedimentation in caves is always complicated, oh, i should have said it baffled archaeologists…) there are landslides, fissures, older things end up at the top of the stratigraphy…
    they are currently trying to make sense of it.
    most of the bones are deer, few bats, rodents, birds…
    not all the bones are represented, it is possible the bones were carried there by water and the light ones are more numerous.

  21. #kume the sedimentation in the cave is apparently complicated (sedimentation in caves is always complicated, oh, i should have said it baffled archaeologists…) there are landslides, fissures, older things end up at the top of the stratigraphy…
    they are currently trying to make sense of it.
    most of the bones are deer, few bats, rodents, birds…
    not all the bones are represented, it is possible the bones were carried there by water and the light ones are more numerous.

  22. #kume ah, they collected many marine shells and dated them but they were from the gusuku period 😁
    they brought back a gusuku hearth for further study at the museum.
    the report of the 1980 excavation is apparently very vague and says nothng but 「hey we found a lot of things」
    with these surveys, we now know from which layer, what type of fossils or remains are found. (and also that it is possible the burnt shells of the 1980's were from the gusuku period)

  23. #kume ah, they collected many marine shells and dated them but they were from the gusuku period 😁
    they brought back a gusuku hearth for further study at the museum.
    the report of the 1980 excavation is apparently very vague and says nothng but 「hey we found a lot of things」
    with these surveys, we now know from which layer, what type of fossils or remains are found. (and also that it is possible the burnt shells of the 1980's were from the gusuku period)

  24. #kume ah, they collected many marine shells and dated them but they were from the gusuku period 😁
    they brought back a gusuku hearth for further study at the museum.
    the report of the 1980 excavation is apparently very vague and says nothng but 「hey we found a lot of things」
    with these surveys, we now know from which layer, what type of fossils or remains are found. (and also that it is possible the burnt shells of the 1980's were from the gusuku period)

  25. #kume ah, they collected many marine shells and dated them but they were from the gusuku period 😁
    they brought back a gusuku hearth for further study at the museum.
    the report of the 1980 excavation is apparently very vague and says nothng but 「hey we found a lot of things」
    with these surveys, we now know from which layer, what type of fossils or remains are found. (and also that it is possible the burnt shells of the 1980's were from the gusuku period)

  26. #kume ah, they collected many marine shells and dated them but they were from the gusuku period 😁
    they brought back a gusuku hearth for further study at the museum.
    the report of the 1980 excavation is apparently very vague and says nothng but 「hey we found a lot of things」
    with these surveys, we now know from which layer, what type of fossils or remains are found. (and also that it is possible the burnt shells of the 1980's were from the gusuku period)

  27. #kume oh, they made a laser scan ♡ my company has one too, i love it. it kills your computer when processing the data though.
    at the entrance there are more recent tombs. there are hearths of the gusuku period inside too.
    they opened 2 test pits and found a lot of deer bones.
    he's showing a flim and the earth is pretty dark aroud the bones but he doesn't say it's an hearth. can't be lucky each time…

  28. #kume oh, they made a laser scan ♡ my company has one too, i love it. it kills your computer when processing the data though.
    at the entrance there are more recent tombs. there are hearths of the gusuku period inside too.
    they opened 2 test pits and found a lot of deer bones.
    he's showing a flim and the earth is pretty dark aroud the bones but he doesn't say it's an hearth. can't be lucky each time…

  29. #kume oh, they made a laser scan ♡ my company has one too, i love it. it kills your computer when processing the data though.
    at the entrance there are more recent tombs. there are hearths of the gusuku period inside too.
    they opened 2 test pits and found a lot of deer bones.
    he's showing a flim and the earth is pretty dark aroud the bones but he doesn't say it's an hearth. can't be lucky each time…

  30. #kume oh, they made a laser scan ♡ my company has one too, i love it. it kills your computer when processing the data though.
    at the entrance there are more recent tombs. there are hearths of the gusuku period inside too.
    they opened 2 test pits and found a lot of deer bones.
    he's showing a flim and the earth is pretty dark aroud the bones but he doesn't say it's an hearth. can't be lucky each time…

  31. #kume oh, they made a laser scan ♡ my company has one too, i love it. it kills your computer when processing the data though.
    at the entrance there are more recent tombs. there are hearths of the gusuku period inside too.
    they opened 2 test pits and found a lot of deer bones.
    he's showing a flim and the earth is pretty dark aroud the bones but he doesn't say it's an hearth. can't be lucky each time…

  32. #kume 25000 years ago. a part of the material of the 1980's had been taken to tokyo and never given back (again…) but this time there was apparently no problem to access it, in tsukuba university.
    the cave entrance is very narrow but has a large hall inside with all the fossils and a long corridor after that has not been searched.

  33. #kume 25000 years ago. a part of the material of the 1980's had been taken to tokyo and never given back (again…) but this time there was apparently no problem to access it, in tsukuba university.
    the cave entrance is very narrow but has a large hall inside with all the fossils and a long corridor after that has not been searched.

  34. #kume 25000 years ago. a part of the material of the 1980's had been taken to tokyo and never given back (again…) but this time there was apparently no problem to access it, in tsukuba university.
    the cave entrance is very narrow but has a large hall inside with all the fossils and a long corridor after that has not been searched.

  35. #kume 25000 years ago. a part of the material of the 1980's had been taken to tokyo and never given back (again…) but this time there was apparently no problem to access it, in tsukuba university.
    the cave entrance is very narrow but has a large hall inside with all the fossils and a long corridor after that has not been searched.

  36. #kume 25000 years ago. a part of the material of the 1980's had been taken to tokyo and never given back (again…) but this time there was apparently no problem to access it, in tsukuba university.
    the cave entrance is very narrow but has a large hall inside with all the fossils and a long corridor after that has not been searched.

  37. #kume and we're back, this time at last in kume, because everyone wants to find another sakitari so you have to dig in different places too.
    shimojibaru yielded hundreds of deers, including complete skeletons and a 10 month old human skeleton.
    in the 1980's survey material that had not been sorted, they found a large quantity of marine shells that could not be here naturally, some were burnt, there were also fish bones and freshwater shells…
    so they went back, found more and dated them :

  38. #kume and we're back, this time at last in kume, because everyone wants to find another sakitari so you have to dig in different places too.
    shimojibaru yielded hundreds of deers, including complete skeletons and a 10 month old human skeleton.
    in the 1980's survey material that had not been sorted, they found a large quantity of marine shells that could not be here naturally, some were burnt, there were also fish bones and freshwater shells…
    so they went back, found more and dated them :

  39. #kume and we're back, this time at last in kume, because everyone wants to find another sakitari so you have to dig in different places too.
    shimojibaru yielded hundreds of deers, including complete skeletons and a 10 month old human skeleton.
    in the 1980's survey material that had not been sorted, they found a large quantity of marine shells that could not be here naturally, some were burnt, there were also fish bones and freshwater shells…
    so they went back, found more and dated them :

  40. #kume and we're back, this time at last in kume, because everyone wants to find another sakitari so you have to dig in different places too.
    shimojibaru yielded hundreds of deers, including complete skeletons and a 10 month old human skeleton.
    in the 1980's survey material that had not been sorted, they found a large quantity of marine shells that could not be here naturally, some were burnt, there were also fish bones and freshwater shells…
    so they went back, found more and dated them :

  41. #kume and we're back, this time at last in kume, because everyone wants to find another sakitari so you have to dig in different places too.
    shimojibaru yielded hundreds of deers, including complete skeletons and a 10 month old human skeleton.
    in the 1980's survey material that had not been sorted, they found a large quantity of marine shells that could not be here naturally, some were burnt, there were also fish bones and freshwater shells…
    so they went back, found more and dated them :

  42. #kume 1h20 in the conference and still no news of kume ?
    but we have a break.

  43. #kume 1h20 in the conference and still no news of kume ?
    but we have a break.

  44. #kume 1h20 in the conference and still no news of kume ?
    but we have a break.

  45. #kume 1h20 in the conference and still no news of kume ?
    but we have a break.