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Legendary Viking Home Site Found (Snorri)
CNN.com ^
| 10-3-2002
Posted on 10/05/2002 2:31:00 PM PDT by blam
Edited on 04/29/2004 2:01:23 AM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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posted on
10/05/2002 2:31:00 PM PDT
by
blam
To: LostTribe; RightWhale; #3Fan; JudyB1938; vannrox; farmfriend
PING.
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posted on
10/05/2002 2:39:07 PM PDT
by
blam
To: blam
bump
To: blam
Hmmmm...Klicka har...
Vikings
prisoner6
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posted on
10/05/2002 2:46:58 PM PDT
by
prisoner6
To: blam
Blam, you post some really good stuff.
Put me on your ping list, please.
You see, at one time, I really wanted to be an archeologist.
In fact, to work a dig is on my list of things to do before I go to Valhalla!
To: prisoner6
Silly you.
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posted on
10/05/2002 2:55:59 PM PDT
by
blam
To: Seeking the truth
"Put me on your ping list, please." I don't have a 'ping' list but, I'll try to remember you. I prefer anthropology but, I take what I can get. lol
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posted on
10/05/2002 2:58:12 PM PDT
by
blam
To: blam
Munga Tak!
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posted on
10/05/2002 3:11:06 PM PDT
by
LostTribe
To: blam
Those guys really got around!
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posted on
10/05/2002 3:13:04 PM PDT
by
Lady Jag
To: prisoner6
LOL! I forwarded the link to some Viking loving cats...or was it cat loving Vikings.
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posted on
10/05/2002 3:14:11 PM PDT
by
Lady Jag
To: blam
Way back when in College, one of my favorite courses was "Cultural Anthropology" (I was business major). I lucked out with this elective course in that the Prof had acually lived amongst some Columbian tribe that was still practicing the "old ways".
During my high school days, I had devoured everything Greek, Roman, Aztec, Mayan, Toltec....etc.
This Prof made the course so interesting; moreso, in that he actually knew what he was teaching!
My limited "free" reading time is devoted to appartently the same subjects as you!
Keep it coming!
BTW, have you ever had the chance to visit the LaBrea tar pits in LA?
I did with my Petroleum Engineer father-in-law. Absolutely fascinating! Great museum and you can see, even today, the methane bubbling up out of the earth!
To: prisoner6
Weird -- but oddly facinating.
My son loved it.
To: blam
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posted on
10/05/2002 3:24:44 PM PDT
by
Pahuanui
To: LostTribe
"Munga Tak!" Wo Ha Shi Shi Ne
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posted on
10/05/2002 3:38:50 PM PDT
by
blam
To: Seeking the truth
"BTW, have you ever had the chance to visit the LaBrea tar pits in LA? " No, and I was just out there visiting my son. (dangit, didn't think of it. He just got back from Machu Pichu) Most of my archaeological travels have been in the Yucatan, although I have been all over the world in my youth.
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posted on
10/05/2002 3:43:19 PM PDT
by
blam
To: Seeking the truth; Ernest_at_the_Beach
Also, in your spare time, browse through this list:
Gods, Graves, Glyphs
It was set-up by Ernest_at_the_Beach. (also, some additional on my profile page bookmark)
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posted on
10/05/2002 3:49:14 PM PDT
by
blam
To: blam
To: blam
Machu Pichu? That's on my list too!
My brother-in-law is married to a Columbian born gal, who is now an American Citizen and just yesterday got accepted to the American College of Surgeons!
Anyhow, they just bought a vacation house in Santa Maria, Columbia and invited us down.
I'm going to propose an "civilized exhibition" to Machu Pichu as part of our visit next year? year after?
To: blam
Viking bump
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posted on
10/05/2002 3:57:50 PM PDT
by
Bigg Red
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