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It's a golf course (which is the real reason why Obama had to visit it.)
Posted on 09/10/2014 2:54:42 PM PDT by BBell
Using ground-penetrating radar and other high-tech devices, archaeologists at Stonehenge have discovered a complex of monuments buried beneath Britain's iconic paleolithic shrine.
(Excerpt) Read more at csmonitor.com ...
I look forward to seeing what they find if they can start digging.
It's a golf course (which is the real reason why Obama had to visit it.)
Ironic isn’t it that an article of a pagan temple site appears in a magazine called Christian Science.
I think that organization should rename its publication.
The map obviously didn't show the tourist restrooms ....
Welp. There goes the neighborhood.
Where the map?
Where the map?...Ain’t gots no map. Find it yo’se’f.
“Searched, did not find a previous post.”
You need to update your browser to the latest underground search engine ...
Why do things wind up under the ground? I suppose that many things exposed to the great outdoors sink into the earth a bit every time it rains.
“Ironic isn’t it that an article of a pagan temple site appears in a magazine called Christian Science.”
Ironic isn’t it that Christmas was once a pagan holiday.
It’s even more ironic that people assume the ‘Christian Science Monitor’ has any relationship whatsoever to Christianity. It is an organ of the Christian Scientist cult.
” It is an organ of the Christian Scientist cult.”
With Robert Reich on the payroll, who knows what they stand for.
But oh ow they danced!
Let's assume you mean very ancient structures.
One of the ways is that old structures are used as foundation for newer ones.
The other way is that they are covered in silt.
There are many examples of this around the world and they point back to a world-wide flood around 13,000 years ago.
IF you think those are interesting, let’s go really deep.
Do you know where the Christian Use of the word AMEN came from ?
“IF you think those are interesting, let’s go really deep.
Do you know where the Christian Use of the word AMEN came from ?
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Ah-Sham?
The video has it.
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