Little boy, if you're lookin' for some ancient mounds,
I know where there's a couple where you can do some pokin' around!
Posted on 12/04/2005 2:49:23 PM PST by blam
SCIENTISTS DISCOVER ANCIENT MOUND
[December 03, 2005, 19:00:35]
As a result of the archaeological dig in the territory of Agstafa region, through which the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil and South Caucasus gas pipelines pass, scientists of the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences have discovered ancient mound dating back to the 4th millennium B.C.
The finding considered to be the most ancient one of this kind in the Southern Caucasus testifies that the tradition of manufacturing burial stones first began in Azerbaijan, and later spread to the Northern Caucasus.
Yes, I've read some of that stuff. All of it may not be hooey. I've seen statues recovered from Olmec sites that clearly show people of three different races. We have much to learn regarding the Olmec.
Was one of them Irish? O'Lmec?
Maybe St. Brendan got further than had been thought.
Wow, she's really let herself go since "Mad About You" went off the air.
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