[SunkenCiv]

Rare find: Suseela showing the artifact she found inside the baby shark’s stomach.

[SatinDoll]

Cool!

[txhurl]

A hurricane surged it up over the sands and a shark mistook it for a baby turtle?

[Sacajaweau]

I love the word “consort”....

[Theoria]

Thanks. Nothing would surprise me if found in a shark. I read once where a shark was cut open and a cannonball was found.

[Feline_AIDS]

I refuse to believe this. Absolutely refuse. A Hindu woman would respect the religious artifacts of a different religion?

Wait, no, sorry. I was confusing Hinduism with Islam. Carry on.

[Cicero]

I was going to ask why the Queen of Portugal would have a halo, but evidently the Queen, Elizabeth of Aragon, was sainted, and was known as St. Elizabeth of Portugal.

[fidelis]

“Checks with a local historian revealed the head engraving could be that of Queen Elizabeth, the consort of King Denis I of Portugal during his reign from 1271 to 1336.”
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I’m not an expert at these kinds of things, but isn’t the term “ancient” typically applied to events, people and objects from around the Greek Classical period or before?

[clearcarbon]

Don’t wear that medallion. It attracts sharks.

[dfwgator]

In a related story, Helen Thomas was recently reported missing.

[MV=PY]

“Housewife Suseela Menon,from Klebang”

I stopped reading right there. I wish I could say I was from Klebang.

[SnuffaBolshevik]

When I fillet a fish I’ve caught, I rarely cut it’s stomach open to see what’s inside.

But that’s just me.

[submarinerswife]

my husband decided not to eat the fish as the object seems to be a religious item," she said.

"My husband feels it is a blessing for the family to have the medallion coming to our home from beneath the sea. We will always cherish it,"

I like that.