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To: SunkenCiv
Seitaad ruessi, which is derived from the Navajo word, Seit'aad, a sand-desert monster from the Navajo creation legend that swallowed its victims in sand dunes.

Odd how the Navajo would have such a legend when the time span is so great and there was no possible overlap between this creature and humans. Unless we're wrong about the time span.

8 posted on 03/24/2010 7:27:11 PM PDT by ClearCase_guy (I do not want the Union to be maintained. I want the US to break up. I support secession.)
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That was interesting, but based on their earlier discovery of the same fossil. In Roman times Augustus (I think it was) traveled out to see an accidental discovery (someone was digging a foundation or something) of what was apparently a large fossil of some sort (whale, dino, whatever) somewhere in Greece, or maybe near modern Greece in the Balkans, and acknowledged the spot as the final resting place of some legendary giant, or Hercules, or somethin’. Okay, yeah, that story kinda meandered...


29 posted on 03/25/2010 5:43:54 PM PDT by SunkenCiv ("Fools learn from experience. I prefer to learn from the experience of others." -- Otto von Bismarck)
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