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Where to you live, eratoh, and what languages do you know?

Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 4:15 am    Post subject: Re: hun ------------------------------------------------------------------------ stan wrote: [...]Maybe you could start a new discipline called virtual archaeology...using Google earth He started, stan... Indeed, he has! I meant to emphasize the nam...

Thanks, Minimalist, for that excellent bit of information.
It feels right to me.

I have another feeling...that in our lifetimes perhaps, the practice of returning artefacts to their countries of origin will
increase.

eratoh, it looks like you are onto something! Nobody in Romania seems to know anything about it!! :shock: :roll: Why is that? You say you visited the place in 1990....how did you know it was there? Were you looking for it on those old maps? And I take it that no one has ever excavated this place? Re...

Have you tried contacting anyone in Zsadany or a nearby university?

Could they be neolithic henges?

I could view the 3rd and 4th links only.

Do you have any shots from the ground...
How big are they?

Are there two circles inside a big one?

Those emoticons are perfect! Where indeed?? BUt... I'm as guilty as anybody, but let's get back to archaeology! These other topics belong on other forums or other threads anyway. DB has her own website. Furthermore, I vote for toning down the language....that little poem was, in my opinion, gratuito...

How did Jimmy Stewart dismount ponies?

He stood up and they walked away.

(Old Jack Benny joke.)

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Hey, linguist, I really like your writing!!

So, Rokcet, you say db is just chanting her mantra, and she implies we are droids without souls who are incapable of learning anything, even from her. She writes: "there are forms created and animated by the divine force, which exist solely as a challenge to the fulfillment of Kharma. The way t...

Here is an interesting review of one of Gimbutas's books that eloquently sums up what some of us have been saying to daybrown: Lovely, beautiful bunkum, November 30, 2003 Reviewer: Rose M. Nunez (Eugene, OR United States) When I was a brand-new starry-eyed goddess worshipper, I adored every gorgeous...

Chuck: The difference in making the two implements doesn't seem significant to me. One might be harder to make than the other, granted, but I imagine our forebears had a few spare hours to work on them and make a few extras. Anyway, the expense of bows and arrows did not stop people from developing ...

Tech: Yes, I grant what you are saying in a general way, but there is a school of thought on US college campuses today that "God is a woman," and they use these early figurines to prove that religion was "originally" woman- centered, but was later hijacked by the men, in order to...

I guess I was thinking of things that would happen after these discoveries were made and promulgated.... would some religions be destroyed, or would some be vindicated? would there be warfare caused by ethnic groups demanding access to their mesolithic homelands, or to be set up as the dominant grou...