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Gods Graves Glyphs Digest #348 20110319 · Saturday, March 19, 2011 · 30 topics · 2691238 to 2687861 · 768 members ·
	Saturday Mar 19 2011 v 7 n 36 view this issue	Welcome to the 348th issue. I still haven't finished my lovely project, so again, here's the links to topics that appeared this week (sorted newest to oldest): High-tech concrete technology has a famous past The Roman Ninth Legion's mysterious loss Vikings had a mean streak? Yes, but they weren't all bad It Took Humans Many Chilly Millennia to Master Fire Lost city of Atlantis, swamped by tsunami, may be found New Dinosaur from Angola Rare seal fossils spark murder mystery Fossils Record Reveals Ancient Migrations, Trilobite Mass Matings DC Museum Works to Save Thomas Jefferson"s 'Cut & Paste' Bible New book connects the Eucharist with its Jewish roots Before the Deluge Reflections on the revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt Jews Return to Ancient Jericho Synagogue Pakistan's Jewish Problem Polluted Gowanus Canal Could Be Revolutionary War Treasure Trove Founder's Quotes -- John Jay Last Doughboy's Burial Marks End of Era Dutch navy finds sunken(WWI)German submarine New light shed on mystery of Amelia Earhart's final landing Amelia Earhart's Gravesite Found? Himmler's crystal skull found in Germany The Stench in Here is Terrible (50 years of LSD) Stuff that doesn't necessarily make it to GGG here on FR gets shared here: SunkenCiv on Facebook Lost FReepers on Delphi "Anyone who has ever looked into the glazed eyes of a soldier dying on the battlefield will think hard before starting a war." -- Otto von Bismarck
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Gods Graves Glyphs Digest #349 20110326 · Saturday, March 26, 2011 · 34 topics · 2691290 to 798384 · 769 members ·
	Saturday Mar 26 2011 v 7 n 37 view this issue	Welcome to the 349th issue. Since starting this stopgap method of doing the Digest, I probably have neglected the topic count. My apologies. For what I hope is the last time before resuming the old Digest, here's the links to topics that appeared this week (sorted newest to oldest): 15,000-year-old campsite in Texas challenges conventional story of American settlement Artifacts in Texas Predate Clovis Culture by 2,500 Years, New Study Shows Central Texas artifacts indicate earlier human arrival Spring Equinox at Chichen Itza Ancient trash heaps gave rise to Everglades tree islands Baylor...Native Americans Significantly Modified American Landscape...Prior...Arrival...Europeans General Nathanael Greene Has A Library In Greensboro Eliminating state historical commission undermines heritage (Vanity) Anyone doing anything special to celebrate the 100th Birthday of the 1911? (March 29) Another unexpected surprise from the Egyptian revolution Egypt's archaeologists threaten to strike The Metaphor of the Dawn in The Odyssey Icelanders Add A Leaf To Viking Mystery Tale Prehistoric tools in Greek highlands may have been used by some of Europe's last Neanderthals Why our babies are just like infant Neanderthals North Wales hillfort test of Iron Age communication 2,500-Year-Old Human Preserved Brain Discovered (England) Beavers set for return to Wales for Ceredigion project Skull scan for Archbishop of Canterbury Simon Theobald Trapped in time: Chateau left in the dark for a century on the wishes of obsessive owner Texas Bill Would Protect College Professors Who Question Evolution 'Thorn from Jesus's crucifixion crown' goes on display at British Museum Did God have a wife? Scholar says that he did The Sharia Catechism 60-year hunt for Russian Czars' missing Amber Room may be over Stolen Nazi Gold May Be In German Cavern (Amber Room?) Russia Returns Christian War Booty To Hungary Fate Of Russia's Lost Art Treasure Revealed After 60-Year Cover-Up (Amber Room) Mysteries of the Amber Chamber - restoration of the 8th wonder of the world Russia's Jewel Box: A Resurrected Amber Room Glows With History and Mystery Archaeologists discover saber-toothed vegetarian Divers find antique gold chain worth $250,000 Astronomy Picture of the Day Volcanic origin of proteins? Stuff that doesn't necessarily make it to GGG here on FR gets shared here: SunkenCiv on Facebook Lost FReepers on Delphi "Every Rebel guerrilla and jayhawker, every man who ran to Canada to avoid the draft, every bounty-hunter, every deserter, every cowardly sneak that ran from danger and disgraced his flag, every man who loves slavery and hates liberty,... and every villain, of whatever name or crime, who loves power more than justice, slavery more than freedom, is a Democrat." -- James A. Garfield, 1866 [quoted by MediaMole]
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