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The highest mountain in Greece, it's often snowcapped & obscured by clouds |
Mount Olympus
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The classical age often refers to the time of these 2 ancient Western civilizations |
Greece & Rome
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Feminist Mary Wollstonecraft, who died shortly after giving birth, & this daughter are the subjects of "Romantic Outlaws" |
Mary Shelley
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Obamacare called for expanding it to more lower-income Americans; most states have |
(Joe: What is healthcare?)
Medicaid
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"Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)", 2012 |
(Kelly) Clarkson
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You'll know I'm a hoot after this sound heard here
[Accented snare drumbeat plays] |
a rimshot
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Founded as far back as the 7th century B.C., Constanta is one of Romania's main ports on this sea |
the Black Sea
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Published in 1836, Christian Thomsen's "Three Age System" refers to the progression of early crafters using these 3 materials |
(Joe: What are... stone, bronze and copper?)
stone, bronze & iron
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"The Shadow of Vesuvius" tells of these 2 men of antiquity, uncle & nephew known as the Elder & the Younger |
(Mayim: [After Marina gave the name with a long "I"] Yes, or "PLIH-nee".)
Pliny the Elder & Younger
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A COVID-era program helps those for whom this, as a slogan says, "is too damn high" |
rent
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"Circles", 2019 |
Post Malone
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Women competed in it as an Olympic event for the first time in 1948 |
shotput
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750 miles long, this European mountain range stretches from France to the Balkans |
the Alps
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This end-of-the-alphabet word refers to tiered or terraced temple structures in Mesopotamia |
a ziggurat
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"The Windsor Story" is "An Intimate Portrait of Edward VIII" & this woman whom he loved |
Wallis Warfield Simpson
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Revenue from the Duck Stamp Program, licensing hunters, goes to preserving these "lands" such as bogs & swamps |
wetlands
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"Stay", 2021: The Kid Laroi & him |
Justin Bieber
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It's an image that shows what's displayed on a PC, phone or tablet |
screenshot
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At Arles, France, this river that originates in Switzerland splits into 2 branches, each emptying into the Mediterranean |
(Marina: What is the Rhine?) (Pete: What is the Danube?)
the Rhône River
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Seen here is a quartet of this type of jar used to hold organs during mummification |
a canopic jar
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A biography of this pair includes chapters entitled "The Mikado" & "The Savoy Theatre" |
Gilbert & Sullivan
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USRAP is the State Department's assistance program for these people fleeing persecution |
refugees
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"I'm A Believer", 1966 |
The Monkees
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How some get immunized, or a term for any bump in confidence |
booster shot (a shot in the arm)
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This 4-letter English county is the closest to the European continent, only about 20 miles away |
Kent
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This -ology is the term for dating events by counting the growth rings that trees add annually |
dendrochronology
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"Nearer the Heart's Desire" tells of Omar Khayyam, who wrote this poetry collection, & of Edward FitzGerald, who translated it |
the Rubáiyát
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Veterans Affairs has programs for vets experiencing this status, whose number was reduced by half from 2010 to 2019 |
homelessness
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Small cast-iron balls used in cannons were known by this "fruity" name |
grapeshot
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