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Anthropology

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5. There's so much to be discovered on this planet.

Thu Dec 5, 2024, 08:50 AM

Dec 5

Many deep layers that ha haven't been discovered yet.

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the tablet is not that old compared to "1.1 million years rampartd Dec 5 #1

Yes I noticed the swirl at the end too. Irish_Dem Dec 5 #4

"We have a wonderful business opportunity for you." Irish_Dem Dec 5 #10

That swirl design is on ancient Greek pottery and wnylib Dec 5 #16

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Dec 5 #17

So cool! JohnnyRingo Dec 5 #3

There's so much to be discovered on this planet. Lunabell Dec 5 #5

Georgia has a wierd mythology... Mustellus Dec 5 #6

Prehistoric Dremel? dchill Dec 5 #7

I've used Dremels frequently. That IS the look. dchill Dec 5 #14

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Dec 5 #18

I bet you've found some interesting objects out on the beaches. marble falls Dec 5 #20

I don't think I've told you how much I love your stuff duhneece Dec 5 #11

I think I sorted it out! MaineNative Dec 5 #15

And they misspelled 'Ovaltine'! It has three 'r's. marble falls Dec 5 #21

Fascinating... FirstLight Dec 5 #19