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To: devolve

As old as Stonehenge! I read the article but it doesn’t explain how the wood managed to be preserved that long, it isn’t like it was in dry sand!

They found a dagger and long bow too. Someone else mentioned ‘dovetail’, which is what I tried to describe above.


21 posted on 10/22/2010 8:51:35 PM PDT by potlatch
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To: potlatch

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Dry clay can preserve wood - or - bodies

I wondered if they had used preservative salts - the alleged “experts” of today cannot even raise or build small 8”-12” replicas of Egyptian stone objects
Watching them try with a bunch of modern scientists and builders is hillarious

They never can explain the fine very narrow straight deep cuts in stone

The ancients are laughing at us


22 posted on 10/22/2010 8:59:17 PM PDT by devolve (. . . . . I CAME FOR THE WATERS . . I WAS MISINFORMED . . . .)
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