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Anthropology

FirstLight

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1. really fascinating! I am an amateur student of proto-lnguage

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Sat Sep 3, 2022, 06:56 PM

Sep 2022

Like symbols and petroglyphs used by early indigenous peoples. I am fascinated by the similarities across the north and south american continents, as well as europe.

It's like a collective concept that happend simultaneously across different tribes...

thank you for sharing!

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really fascinating! I am an amateur student of proto-lnguage FirstLight Sep 2022 #1

OH GOLLY, had I only KNOWN about anthropology 'a few years ago!' elleng Sep 2022 #2

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