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Judi Lynn

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2. Tremendous information in that link, abqtommy. Sorry I missed your earlier post!

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Mon Feb 7, 2022, 10:25 PM

Feb 2022

I'm stretching out reading through the Wikileak, to absorb more slowly. I was knocked flat years ago learning England was so productive during the Bronze Age. God knows what lies ahead when more is discovered from the area in sunken Doggerland. Learning more about human "civilization" is good for the entire world, isn't it?

Thank you, so much, looking forward to the rest of the Wiki. link.

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Ice age mammoth, woolly rhino and hyena bones uncovered in English town [View all] Judi Lynn Feb 2022 OP

I posted about this some time back. (I'm not complaining, it's interesting news.) But abqtommy Feb 2022 #1

Tremendous information in that link, abqtommy. Sorry I missed your earlier post! Judi Lynn Feb 2022 #2

Yeah, the early hoomans really got around. I think if we know where we came from abqtommy Feb 2022 #3