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Anthropology

Judi Lynn

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5. They are absolutely stunning. Good grief! I have saved them to re-examine again, more slowly.

Reply to jmbar2 (Reply #4)

Thu Aug 24, 2023, 05:44 AM

Aug 2023

Have never seen photos of these structures. They are amazing. They force you to rearrange your views of time, and history, to say the least. They were far more advanced in so many areas than they have been given credit by contemporary assumptions.

Looking forward to returning to this source, studying them more carefully.

Thank you, so much, for sharing this resource. Hope others will see it, as well!

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Huge Ancient Sarayini Underground City Is Twice As Large As Previously Thought [View all] Judi Lynn Aug 2023 OP

Fascinating - thanks for posting! jmbar2 Aug 2023 #1

Amazing! Had no idea people employed these refuges in Libya, as well! Judi Lynn Aug 2023 #2

Here is a look at the main ruins there - they are stunning! jmbar2 Aug 2023 #4

They are absolutely stunning. Good grief! I have saved them to re-examine again, more slowly. Judi Lynn Aug 2023 #5

I wonder what happened to the inhabitants. Maybe after 150 years, they just gave up and became Karadeniz Aug 2023 #3

We know so very, very little. There will be a lot to learn in a hurry, with improved technology. Judi Lynn Aug 2023 #6