Borge Ousland beschreibt in seinem Bericht über die erste Solo-Durchquerung der Pole seine packenden Erlebnisse. Mit Demut, Witz und menschlicher Wärme schafft er es, den Leser in seine Lage zu versetzen und das Abenteuer einer Reise, egal welcher Größe, nachvollziehbar zu machen.
Doch am Flughafen in Paris geht wieder mal fast alles schief: Erst in letzter Minute stolpert sie buchstäblich ins Gate und Tomas direkt in die Arme. Der wurde vor kurzem von seiner Frau verlassen und vermisst seine Kinder. Traurig sucht er die Einsamkeit – doch da hat er nicht mit Wilma gerechnet. An Bord der MS Orlowskij entdecken sie, dass man zusammen weniger allein ist – denn stehen Pinguine nicht immer ganz eng beieinander im eisigen Wind am Ende der Welt?
A woman is found dead, apparently the victim of a tragic car crash. It's the first in a spate of seemingly inexplicable accidents in Tanumshede and marks the end of a quiet winter for detective Patrik Hedstrom. A reality TV show is being shot in the town and when a drunken party ends with a particularly unpopular contestant's murder, the cast and crew are obvious suspects. Could there be a killer in their midst? As the country tunes in, the bodies mount up, Patrik faces his toughest investigation yet - container.
Ergebnisse der Ausgrabungen im Vorfeld des Braunkohlentagebaus
This study presents a systematic evaluation of finds and contexts from excavations in the medieval village of Kausche, located in southern Lower Lausatia. Before its destruction by opencast lignite mining, Kausche underwent extensive archaeological investigation. The research begins with an initial reconstruction of the village's origins, followed by a detailed presentation of individual settlement contexts and a discussion of pottery and small finds. A significant focus is placed on the cultural-historical relevance of the findings, particularly the analysis of ceramics from a transitional region between globular and wheel-thrown vessels. The results aim to provide a regional framework for evaluating and dating ceramic assemblages, supported by dendrochronological dates from several wells and comparative analyses of finds from both northern and southern regions. Kausche is identified as being influenced by globular vessel traditions, despite the strong presence of wheel-thrown pottery in its early settlement phase. The village was established in an area previously unoccupied during the Slavic period, with colonization in Lower Lausatia beginning shortly before 1200 and intensifying in the early thirteenth century. This process of deforestation and settlement was likely coordinated by representatives of the Wettin Margrave Konrad II, with many of the first occupants originating from the Wettin dynasty's homelands.