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Grisly Human Sacrifice Revealed at Syria Dig
Discovery News ^
| July 2, 2008
| Jennifer Viegas
Posted on 07/02/2008 5:59:58 PM PDT by forkinsocket
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To: forkinsocket; blam
Circus of the Stars old style?
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:02:25 PM PDT
by
dynachrome
(Henry Bowman is right)
To: forkinsocket
Proves they were animmals even back then.
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:05:01 PM PDT
by
toddlintown
(Morons; all of 'em.)
To: forkinsocket
Evidence that Islam preceeded Judaism. /sarc
To: forkinsocket
Guess the ancients took their ‘Reality’ shows a bit more seriously than we do.
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:07:43 PM PDT
by
A Balrog of Morgoth
(QMC(SW) USN........ CG21 DD988 FFG34 PC6 ARS53)
To: Brian S. Fitzgerald
Joan Oates, lead author of the paper, and her colleagues were struck by the arrangement of three human bodies in the reception and main office portion of the ancient building. They describe the skeletal layout as "unusual, indeed strange." Sounds like chick-talk to me. Women don't always pick the logical explanation.
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:07:58 PM PDT
by
donna
("Don't let the sound of your own wheels drive you crazy.")
To: forkinsocket
A PHD in need of a punch in the published world, BS.
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:08:27 PM PDT
by
Little Bill
(Welcome to the Newly Socialist State of New Hampshire)
To: forkinsocket
Thank God for modern civilization.
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:12:21 PM PDT
by
PGR88
To: forkinsocket
I'm here to tell ya....That guy was amazing! Too bad he had to go...
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:14:09 PM PDT
by
AndrewB
To: forkinsocket
several rare horse-like animals Huh?
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:15:32 PM PDT
by
ClearCase_guy
(Et si omnes ego non)
To: AndrewB
Where did you get the picture of JoJo the Dwarf? ;-)
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:16:38 PM PDT
by
r_barton
To: PGR88
Thank God for modern civilization. Especially if you're an acrobat.
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:17:15 PM PDT
by
MARTIAL MONK
(I'm waiting for the POP!)
To: ClearCase_guy
Article didn’t have any further explanation, but I suspect these were onagers, a wild ass that was apparently (sort of) domesticated before horses or donkeys.
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:25:03 PM PDT
by
Sherman Logan
(Those who deny freedom to others deserve it not for themselves. - A. Lincoln)
To: Sherman Logan
I’ll buy that. I don’t know why they couldn’t just come out and say it. Onagers are not especially bizarre. The article made me think they had found a hippogriff or something.
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:28:32 PM PDT
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ClearCase_guy
(Et si omnes ego non)
To: ClearCase_guy
There are numerous early Sumerian references to onagers, although some think they were just ordinary asses.
(Pardon my French.)
I find this interesting because it seems onagers are more or less untameable, while asses and horses obviously are, the difference presumably being purely genetic.
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:38:51 PM PDT
by
Sherman Logan
(Those who deny freedom to others deserve it not for themselves. - A. Lincoln)
To: MARTIAL MONK
Mimes should still take care though.
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:54:23 PM PDT
by
seowulf
To: seowulf
Mon Dieu!
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posted on
07/02/2008 6:58:06 PM PDT
by
AndrewB
To: forkinsocket
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posted on
07/02/2008 7:04:56 PM PDT
by
onedoug
To: forkinsocket
Jason Ur, a Harvard University anthropologist... Well, that's one heckuva a name for a Mesopotamia specialist...BTT
To: onedoug
Yes, the code words when they attacked were “Torah, Torah, Torah”.
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posted on
07/02/2008 7:14:38 PM PDT
by
BipolarBob
(Yes I backed over the vampire but I swear I didn't see it in my rearview mirror.)
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