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Anthropology

Judi Lynn

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3. OMG! I had to see your post at 3:38 a.m. Can't wait to come back later in the day to see the links.

Reply to csziggy (Reply #2)

Wed Apr 28, 2021, 04:44 AM

Apr 2021

What a trip that had to be.

I quickly scanned the first one, and really want to look at it, and the others far more closely.

No doubt whatsoever, as archeologists toil away there, year after year, we eventually are going to be shocked by the images that will come to life about a time in the world which was formerly lost altogether.

The boundaries are definitely shifting continually, making it all far more amazing.

Fascinating idea for a vacation.

Thanks for the links and the food for thought.

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Ancient settlement 'older than Skara Brae' emerges on Orkney [View all] Judi Lynn Apr 2021 OP

why Orkney is the centre of ancient Britain elleng Apr 2021 #1

My husband and I visited the Orkneys in August 2019 csziggy Apr 2021 #2

OMG! I had to see your post at 3:38 a.m. Can't wait to come back later in the day to see the links. Judi Lynn Apr 2021 #3

The Orkneys were close to the beginning of that trip but not all of it. csziggy Apr 2021 #4

What a superb trip! Wow. (Who would not love puffins? They are so interesting!) Judi Lynn Apr 2021 #5