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THis Roman coin was minted about 279-278 bc.

Bob, you are the king of the one-liners!

Thanks, Bob.
A great story.
I like Livy's objectivity...what a guy!

Shalom, Jayhawker.

Please pitch in.

Stan

Ok...my figures are out of date, and I didn't know about the tools in Georgia...just the bones. My citations came from the Atlas of Archeology, published by Dorling Kindersley in 1998. Someone gave it to me for Christmas, and I assumed it was a newer edition. I am happy to be corrected, but my main ...

Just close the door to your office....

That'll give you time to start up a Native American thread.

Ok...my figures are out of date, and I didn't know about the tools in Georgia...just the bones. My citations came from the Atlas of Archeology, published by Dorling Kindersley in 1998. Someone gave it to me for Christmas, and I assumed it was a newer edition. I am happy to be corrected, but my main ...

The oldest human remains found in Europe are the remains of "Homo Georgicus", 1,8 million years old. They were found in 2001 (http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/homs/d2700.html) in Dmanisi, Georgia, ex-U.S.S.R. Ok,but I said "artifacts," not "remains." More later, gotta g...

real good!

Just to show you, BOB!!

OK, Frank, I dood it. Thanks for the invitation.

Why haven't we heard from you in the last few days?

Rokcet, what have you been smoking? I know they represent Romulus and Remus...but these little bronze statues were created during the Renaissance and added to the Etruscan she-wolf statue then, almost 2000 years since R&R walked the earth. What a tradition! By the way, I learned today that Neand...