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Mr Brockson and two other passers-by saw the lights, and all three watched them pass silently overhead then take a curved trajectory towards Dunnings Bridge Road, where the OBOLs accelerated vertically into the clouds.

Probes or signs of an alien invasion? Just what are these orange lights? Master of mysteries, Tom Slemen, on a new type of UFO being spotted in Merseyside

In the Stelai, an unknown number of [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII.] was sold for 60 drachmas, a small [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII.] for 6 drachmas and 4 obols.

Late Classical and Hellenistic furniture and furnishings in the epigraphical record

For an obol, or roughly the price of a red-figure pelike by the hand of Beazley's `Achilles Painter', the craftsman could buy nearly four litres of grain.

Pots of silver? Michael Vickers considers the original value of Greek ceramics, and why it has become inflated in recent centuries

That he balks at shelling out a mere obol signals his participation in the penury earlier adopted by practitioners of iambos and, more generally, his membership of the class of the abject and base-born.

New oil in old jars Hipponax's Lekythos-throw and Aristophanes' frogs 1198-247

“I saved her and she became my inspiration for OBOL.”

Operation Blankets of Love (OBOL) Retains MAYO Communications for National Publicity

20 will be at a site to be determined based on interesting bird sightings posted to OBOL and other pertinent information available before the day.

OUTDOORS BRIEFLY

OBOL, as it is referred to by birders, is a computerized list-server that automatically forwards e-mails to more than 500 people.

BIRDS on the WIRE

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