[SunkenCiv]

A new survey of the dog catacomb overlaid on top of a 1897 map drawn by French archaeologist Jacques de Morgan (seen in gray). The small catacomb on the right is inaccessible due to shifting sands and a 1992 earthquake that hit the region. Credit: New layout by S. Mills, S. Williams and H. Nouwens; Copyright Antiquity Trust

[dp0622]

Fascinating. I had never heard of any of this.

[no-to-illegals]

the Late Period (747 to 332 B.C.)

Civ, have a question regarding a point (in space) approximately three thousand light years away and what the time-line would possibly be here on Earth if one were to be approximately three thousand light years away. Which time-line would exist at the point three thousand light years away; the current Earth time-line or the three thousand years ago time-line or would probably both time-lines exist?

[9YearLurker]

You think they had cat dogocombs, too?

[LibWhacker]

Anubis

They worshipped Anubis, a dog-like god, but killed millions of puppies to please him? I guess Rags have been wrong in the head since the beginning of time.

[Joe 6-pack]

WOOOF!

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[ClearCase_guy]

Syrio Forel: "What do we say to the God of Death?"
Arya Stark: "Woof, woof, woof."

[Tonytitan]

Who did an actual body count to arrive at this 8 million figure? Or is this just a guesstimate based on a survey configured according to the parameters cooked up by digital models. You know, kinda like global warming.

[grey_whiskers]

Somewhere, a cat smiles...

[Rebelbase]

“the Late Period (747 to 332 B.C.)

“The Egyptian culture went to the dogs sooner than previously thought?

[lonevoice]

wow