To: SunkenCiv
likely dedicated to the worship of a god Why is it never likely that the ancients used buildings for barns, warehouses, or shelter from the elements?
8 posted on
10/17/2014 10:21:57 AM PDT by
meadsjn
To: meadsjn
If a Chuck E Cheese were to survive 3,000 years and be discovered by future archaeologists, I wonder what sort of theory regarding its purpose would get them grant money?
To: meadsjn
Ah the riddle of the great Philippine organic civilization. Wood burns and rots. Stone endures.
13 posted on
10/17/2014 11:35:09 AM PDT by
Domangart
(Tho I walk Through the valley of Wall Mart, I fear no man.)
To: meadsjn
They did, but from different materials — wooden houses would not last as long as stone. That also means that we may not know a lot about different civilisations that used perishable materials instead of stone.
17 posted on
01/13/2016 12:38:23 AM PST by
Cronos
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