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STRIPES (Wyatt Olson) - Vietnam turns over Marine camp artifacts honoring Medal of Honor recipient | Stars and Stripes

Vietnam presented a massive stone sign “Camp Reasoner” in Da Nang, Vietnam completing an effort begun years ago by Marine veterans to preserve the Vietnam War artifacts.

Where was the massive stone sign "Camp Reasoner" presented?
The massive stone sign "Camp Reasoner" was presented in Da Nang, Vietnam.
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What did Vietnam present to honor a Medal of Honor recipient in Da Nang?
Vietnam presented a massive stone sign that reads “Camp Reasoner” in Da Nang, Vietnam. This act was part of an effort begun years ago by Marine veterans to preserve Vietnam War artifacts.
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What artifact was presented by Vietnam in Da Nang to honor a Medal of Honor recipient?
Vietnam presented a massive stone sign reading “Camp Reasoner”. This presentation completed an effort that began years ago by Marine veterans to preserve Vietnam War artifacts.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Archaeologists uncover 2,000-year-old Roman mosaic in Turkey honoring a family's pet cat and dog by name

A Roman-era mosaic unearthed on Turkey's Aegean coast features 15 hand-laid scenes, and two named household pets, Emerald the cat and Ocean the dog, immortalized in stone by a family that clearly loved them. The discovery came during excavations at Adramytteion, an ancient harbor city, where a research team from Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University […] The post Archaeologists uncover 2,000-year-old Roman mosaic in Turkey honoring a family's pet cat and dog by name appeared first on American Almanac .

A Roman-era mosaic unearthed on Turkey's Aegean coast features 15 hand-laid scenes, and two named household pets, Emerald the cat and Ocean the dog, immortalized in stone by a family that clearly loved them. The discovery came during excavations at Adramytteion, an ancient harbor city, where a research team from Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University has been working since 2012. Led by archaeologist Hüseyin Özgen, the team only recently broke through to the Roman villa itself, excavating the structure across 2025 and early 2026. Inside, they found the mosaic, roughly 16.4 by 11.8 feet, spread across the floor of what had once been a private home. Özgen published his findings in the Journal of Mosaic Research. The mosaic contains 15…Open