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Anthropology

Judi Lynn

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6. The photos are wonderful!Those journalists had to be so proud to have been the ones chosen to enter.

Reply to KY_EnviroGuy (Reply #5)

Sun Dec 16, 2018, 01:23 AM

Dec 2018

That would have been the thrill of a lifetime for them, no doubt! Wow.

Love seeing the familiar hieroglyphs some of us have stared at, and wondered about in other photographs of other places in Egypt. How amazing would it be to have any clue at all how to interpret them?

Thank you, so much!

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Egypt announces discovery of 4,400-year-old tomb [View all] Judi Lynn Dec 2018 OP

Wonderful! Bayard Dec 2018 #1

one of the trips I made I haven't regretted luvMIdog Dec 2018 #2

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Most Egyptian monuments of that period were built with union labor Recursion Dec 2018 #4

Thanks for the good OP. Here's more info... KY_EnviroGuy Dec 2018 #5

The photos are wonderful!Those journalists had to be so proud to have been the ones chosen to enter. Judi Lynn Dec 2018 #6

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