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I find this sort of story fascinating......I have never met anyone else who shares my curiosity (shrug.)

Correction: I looked at the photo of the child grave again & I believe that the stick is 30cm, the equivalent of 12 inches, 1 foot. However, the easiest way to find out for sure is to simply ask. Yes I see what you mean...they are two different sticks..and the graduations are a different size.....

The stick in the adult grave is a half meter/50 centimeter stick. Look at the graduated segments on it... Starting from the left side, there are 4 5cm segments & 3 10cm segments. The stick in the child grave is kind of odd. It looks like it might be 60cm in length. Regardless, the placard seems...

Are you certain that is a meter stick? I would have no trouble believing that if I had not seen the second picture. The one with the children and dogs. It appears that the human skull to the right in the picture is half the width of the scale stick...????????? http://imageshack.us/a/img594/1659/aac5...

They eat snakes here in the US too. But we don't put them on our flags & seal. Ditto Germany. Etc. No not on the flag but damn near everything else Uni...You want to see our use of the eagle with something in its beak....pull out a dollar bill and look at the green side..or your passport...its ...

Raptors eat snakes....and it's been noticed a couple of times...meh !


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meh

I don't know where I copied this from. But I found it on the internet, so it must be true. "Peru's gold museum is private and not open to the public, so only a few have seen the golden-clad giant king. The mummified head of the crowned king in the photograph is about twice as large as a normal...

kbs2244 wrote:Huh ??
Is there a London in Mexico??

I believe he was referring to the Mexican flag. The image that occupies the centre space in the flag . The image represents part of the Aztec legend about the founding of Tenochtitlan.
http://globerove.com/mexico/mexican-flag-symbol/1074

Kalopin wrote:
[oh yea- boo! ]

Boo..back at ya

Double wow...
I admire your courage..You have a tough row to hoe.

You might take inspiration from one of the more humble creatures that share our world.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1fa_1383127879

Wow...a grand unified theory

This kind of thing could be very dangerous for Mr. Hawass.....

shawomet wrote:This does seem pretty interesting...

Indeed..thanks for the heads up

Our very own rift valley....of sorts...The local tribes attributed sugar loaf mountain to be the body a giant beaver...it died in the middle of the lake and became an island.....it indeed was an island 15000-12000 years ago...an ancient memory perhaps.....of lake Hitchcock and island created by the ...