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Grave goods from inhumation grave 3532 at Issendorf cemetery.
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1 posted on 09/25/2022 6:35:21 PM PDT by SunkenCiv

To: SunkenCiv

For example, a woman buried with a complete cow in Cambridgeshire was genetically mixed, with majority local ancestry.

genetically mixed with a cow?

3 posted on 09/25/2022 6:42:25 PM PDT by frithguild (The warmth and goodness of Gaia is a nuclear reactor in the Earth's core that burns Thorium)

To: SunkenCiv

I know more (or,at least,I *think* I know more) about early Asian and African history that I do about Europe's.

4 posted on 09/25/2022 6:49:17 PM PDT by Gay State Conservative (Covid Is All About Mail In Ballots)

To: SunkenCiv

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9 posted on 09/25/2022 7:18:20 PM PDT by Southside_Chicago_Republican (The more I learn about people, the more I like my dog. )

To: SunkenCiv

What about the Jutes? They’re always left out.

10 posted on 09/25/2022 7:32:51 PM PDT by nicollo ("I said no!")

To: SunkenCiv

angles saxons jutes and recently I’ve seen added a new name: the frisians

20 posted on 09/26/2022 4:27:09 AM PDT by ckilmer (qui)

To: SunkenCiv

Clicking on the link that you provide takes me to the Norwegian article about whetstones

This link takes me to this article.

21 posted on 09/26/2022 6:30:25 AM PDT by centurion316

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