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Anthropology

NJCher

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7. I remember

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #2)

Sat Jan 14, 2023, 08:32 AM

Jan 2023

Reading about this as a kid. I was so fascinated that I earned my own money to send away for books. I recall choosing titles from paper catalogs. So hard to choose! I would spend hours and hours trying to decide. The name “Hamiltons” comes to mind as the bookseller, but I don’t know if that’s correct.

I also recall saving up for one on the Dead Sea scrolls.

It was a big deal, these mysteries of the world. The thrill of the mummy’s curse!

I sure appreciate your bringing us this news, Judi Lynn.

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Why Archeologists Are Too Scared To Open The Tomb Of China's First Emperor [View all] Judi Lynn Jan 2023 OP

People do some crazy stuff NJCher Jan 2023 #1

I read ages ago that European people in Egypt became convinced of curses on tombs there. Judi Lynn Jan 2023 #2

Westerners, too, don't forget cyclonefence Jan 2023 #6

I remember NJCher Jan 2023 #7

If they really wanted to explore the unknown areas, they should be able to utilize robotics if they JohnSJ Jan 2023 #3

I suspect they are worried that any "traps" that are triggered by the robots hlthe2b Jan 2023 #4

Makes sense, but one would think with various imaging technologies that are available, they JohnSJ Jan 2023 #5