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Beverly 1 year ago
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This is a shoop.
       
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Eileen 1 year ago
Beverly,

It is indeed a fake. Er, uh... I mean shoop.
       
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Brenda 1 year ago
#1 The coolest part is that it has hollowed out chambers and underground caves within it. The head is hollow and there are openings in the eyes and nostrils. They could light a fire inside and the eyes would glow and smoke would pour out his nose. That's some medieval sh*t, right there.
       
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Otha 1 year ago
#17 Curious that the date moniker "CE" is used only for this particular entry.
       
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Leet 1 year ago
Otha, CE is Common Era. The revisionists changed it from AD, guess they couldn't stand a traditional name based on a religious dating system.
       
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Lunetta 1 year ago
Leet,

Actually, it was changed because not everyone is a christian. It's more PC to use CE because it includes everyone, and not just those who don't really know anything and think their culture is the only one worth recognizing. Like you. I'm talking about you.
       
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"The sixth-century stone mosaic, spanning some 1,200 square meters and made up of geometric shapes and non-repeating figures, was probably used as a public space in its time, archaeologists believe.

The stone is distinctive due to its curved, rug-like surface, and the artifact grew curved as a result of earthquakes in 526 and 528 AD.

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