Posted on 06/06/2022 9:47:28 AM PDT by SunkenCiv
Don’t they have more archaeologists per capita and per acre than any other place on Earth? Or is it Egypt that takes the title? Peru maybe? I’ll bet in those places you can’t swing a dead cat by the tail without hitting an archaeologist or anthropologist.
I’d be surprised if the answer isn’t Italy, or England.
Maybe it is England. It seems there are always stories about new finds there. It’s so common that there are even frequent Brit murder mysteries involving odd finds.
It could easily be Iceland, because it so sparsely pop’d.
CIA World factbook:
Iceland:
land: 100,250 sq km, pop. 357,603 (2022 est.)
England (actually, UK):
land: 241,930 sq km England 53% of that, pop. 67,791,400 (2022 est.) England 84.3%
Italy:
land: 294,140 sq km, pop. 61,095,551 (2022 est.)
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