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Anthropology

GreenWave

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1. I watched all the video.

Reply to barbaraann (Original post)

Sun Feb 4, 2024, 03:09 PM

Feb 2024

Excavations done in Mexico are often deliberately slow to allow time for new thoughts and perhaps better analytical tools to be employed. It makes for better long term solutions which may occur after our lifespans. So maybe that is the case here too.

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If you, like me, have been wondering why it seems so difficult to find updates on Gobeckli Tepe, [View all] barbaraann Feb 2024 OP

I watched all the video. GreenWave Feb 2024 #1

That sounds like a good way to excavate and it certainly could be what they are doing in Turkey. barbaraann Feb 2024 #2

What an amazing discovery it is! I heard of this site here when a DU'er posted about it long ago. I became an addict! Judi Lynn Feb 2024 #3

You're welcome!! barbaraann Feb 2024 #4