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Anthropology

grumpyduck

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3. That's interesting, but

Reply to 70sEraVet (Original post)

Wed Dec 2, 2020, 01:51 PM

Dec 2020

in order to swim and dive to that extent, they would have had to live near major water sources. I'd be curious which sources the book mentions. The Mediterranean? Major rivers?

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