I Wonder

[Minimalist]

if the Fundis of the world would accept this as 'proof' that the Roman gods were real?

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news ... atine.html

Archaeologists say they have unearthed Lupercale—the sacred cave where, according to legend, a she-wolf nursed the twin founders of Rome and where the city itself was born.

The long-lost underground chamber was found beneath the remains of Emperor Augustus' palace on the Palatine, a 230-foot-tall (70-meter-tall) hill in the center of the city.

[Forum Monk]

This is really starting to become a theme around here:

"The archaeological findings are providing more and more evidence that the tale of Rome's foundation isn't a later legend but originates from historical facts," he said.

Legend->discovery->new fact (or really old fact affirmed)

I thought the club was supposed to prevent this kind of news from leaking out!

[Beagle]

Oh no Monk. Not this kind of news.

[Minimalist]

Good one, Monk.


Looks like they are falling down on the job, eh?