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Anthropology

Judi Lynn

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4. Wonderful food for thought. Have never heard of this culture in Spain. So much to study!

Reply to Ghost Dog (Reply #3)

Wed Jan 23, 2019, 04:06 PM

Jan 2019

Still being examined, uncovered. excavated. Looking forward so much to reading more about it, and there's a lot to come.

It would be so good for the world if similarly created societies loomed into sight in the U.K. So much prehistory there, so much to discover.

The image of the fortress, or whatever you'd call it, is overwhelming!

You've introduced new material to many, I'm certain, a lot more to look forward to learning about. Thank you!

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