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Anthropology

Warpy

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1. It could also preserve them for people or other creatures

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Tue Jul 18, 2017, 01:03 AM

Jul 2017

far in the future to find and wonder over. Fortunately, it's far away from sites like whee H. Naledi was discovered in South Africa.

The mountain looks incredibly peaceful in that picture.

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'Mountain Of God' On The Verge Of Eruption, Volcano Could Destroy Anthropological Sites [View all] Judi Lynn Jul 2017 OP

It could also preserve them for people or other creatures Warpy Jul 2017 #1

What a picturesque, conical, classic volcanic cone. I hope those sheep get the hell outta there. catbyte Jul 2017 #2

Looks like Mt St Helen's MFM008 Jul 2017 #3

I remember that. It was a gorgeous volcano. catbyte Jul 2017 #4