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Anthropology

DFW

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1. A whole race was named after a valley of a small stream a 20 minute drive south of where I live

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Tue Nov 3, 2020, 04:28 AM

Nov 2020

About 160 years ago, a cave in the valley of a stream near me was discovered with artifacts of a race of hominids previously never understood or acknowledged. The stream is called the Neander. In the stream's valley is a small community with their own radio station and train station:

Now, there is also a museum there with artifacts, a long detailed history and a very special receptionist:

I had the pleasure of taking DUers California Peggy and Lionel Mandrake down there when they visited us here in Düsseldorf.

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A whole race was named after a valley of a small stream a 20 minute drive south of where I live DFW Nov 2020 #1