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The gold in Ur's tablets came out of a hill in the Transvaal, and nobody could say when. A diver went 61 metres under its waterline for charcoal. Two laboratories put it at 2380 to 2335 BCE. The tablet is dated 2340.
A thousand flights were cancelled on Tuesday because one plan arrived with a departure code no British computer had a row for. Brussels had accepted it forty minutes earlier. Its list has the row, and the row is not an aerodrome.
Thieves left 7 million euros of Renoir in a lay-by by breakfast. The two canvases still missing are worth a tenth of that, and both were relined in 1956 by an association this newspaper found on a form at a sub-prefecture.