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Anthropology

EmeraldCoaster

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7. I have had this same thought.

Reply to moniss (Original post)

Wed Oct 25, 2023, 12:21 PM

Oct 2023

Perhaps ownership of things that were strange and desirable made you a mark. It could be hard for groups or individuals to maintain possessions without having to defend them. (holy grail, dragons teeth etc..)

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A thing puzzled me while watching programs [View all] moniss Oct 2023 OP

Those old bones from legs and torso were tied to legends of giants Warpy Oct 2023 #1

Yes I see what you are saying and thanks for the info moniss Oct 2023 #3

One of my favorite objects lives at the Cambrige U museum in the UK Warpy Oct 2023 #5

Would we know today whether wnylib Oct 2023 #10

Lots of rock carvings with constellations and phases of the moon cally Oct 2023 #8

That's neolithic, meaning the ice had retreated Warpy Oct 2023 #9

Oldest known depiction of the sky is only dated to wnylib Oct 2023 #11

Not quite. The Babylonians did research we've only caught up to Warpy Oct 2023 #12

As a total ignoramus/amateur, I will take a shot at answering... RockRaven Oct 2023 #2

Good points about the fragile nature moniss Oct 2023 #4

Some info here: werdna Oct 2023 #6

I have had this same thought. EmeraldCoaster Oct 2023 #7