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niyad

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4. Overwhelming, but exciting nonetheless. Every advance in technology unearths

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #2)

Sun Mar 19, 2023, 12:27 AM

Mar 2023

new information about our past, which just thrills me. I remember a line from an episode of "Quantum Leap", when Sam had jumped into an archeologist. A site was buried during a sandstorm, and he says something like, "one of these days we will have the technology to find the most hidden things."

It is wonderful that we get to experience so much of this.

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24,000-Year-Old Skeletons of 7,000 Extinct Animal Species Unearthed in Chile [View all] Judi Lynn Mar 2023 OP

Thank you for sharing this utterly fascinating information. niyad Mar 2023 #1

There's so much ahead to learn, we discover daily! Thank you for "braking" to read, niyad. Judi Lynn Mar 2023 #2

Overwhelming, but exciting nonetheless. Every advance in technology unearths niyad Mar 2023 #4

Wow. If you're that big, no one's going to bother you if you're a lazy 🦥 sloth. Beakybird Mar 2023 #3

Snicker. niyad Mar 2023 #5