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Posted by Kris Krieger on January 29, 2008, 2:26 pm
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>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6bekli_Tepe
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>> Interesting, thanks - I've developed a peculiar interest in ancient
>> sites (as in, before even the Romans or Greeks);Stonehenge for
>> example, and not because of the neo-"Druid" stuff associated with it,
>> but how people might have built it, including, how it might have been
>> planned and then those plans executed, as well as the possible
>> reasons the mindset, that might lie
>> behind the plans. The Pyramids are well-documented, and, althought
>> the idiot Conquistadores burned all but, what, four?, of the Mayan
>> books, there
>> is at least that much of a written roecord - no, what fascinates me
>> is what
>> has no written record.
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>> So, this was an interesting link to me, and gives me some info I can
>> look into further.
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>> I especially liked the photo showing the bas relief of the animal.
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> Pretty, eh?
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Oh, far more than merely pretty ;)
Graphically intersting, also a mind-journey, and a connection, and more...
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