"House Of Neptun And Amphitrite. Herculaneum, Italy"
"When Vesuvius erupted in AD 79, it buried not only the city of Pompeii, but a number of other nearby towns as well. One of them was Herculaneum. Among the many houses in Herculaneum is a relatively small, but richly decorated town house, called the House of the Neptune Mosaic, which must have belonged to a wealthy family"
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Helena 11 month s ago
#22 Looks like it was discovered several times when pipes and cables were laid, and destroyed parts of it rather than report it.
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Brady 11 month s ago
Helena, it is a pain in the @$$ to Work with officials so you better stfu.
They found Waste from Copper refining dated back to 800 bc when i want to Build my house.
6 month delay i had to relocate a rare tree that didnt need to be relocated because they Wanted to dog After some old fire pits.
Im drowning in Paper to get my money back and i Moved Into my house 5 years ago
They found Waste from Copper refining dated back to 800 bc when i want to Build my house.
6 month delay i had to relocate a rare tree that didnt need to be relocated because they Wanted to dog After some old fire pits.
Im drowning in Paper to get my money back and i Moved Into my house 5 years ago
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Carolann 11 month s ago
Brady, That's what happens when a country goes metric.
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Molly 11 month s ago
Brady,
aww poor Italian. how's the covid numbers coming along? still doing triage?
aww poor Italian. how's the covid numbers coming along? still doing triage?
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Penelope 11 month s ago
#12
Now I'm not saying it was aliens, but.... Aliens
Now I'm not saying it was aliens, but.... Aliens
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Delia 11 month s ago
#12. There’s no such place as “Palestine”.
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Susan 11 month s ago
#16 he looks "black" to me
#28 it says "beware of dog"
#44 i'll bet it belonged to "Brave Sir Robin"
#44 Brave Sir Robin of Camelot, Sword, also known as "Sir Robin the - not - quite - so - brave - as - Sir Lancelot, who had nearly fought the Dragon of Angnor, who had nearly stood up to the vicious Chicken of Bristol, and who had personally wet himself at the Battle of Badon Hill!"
#28 it says "beware of dog"
#44 i'll bet it belonged to "Brave Sir Robin"
#44 Brave Sir Robin of Camelot, Sword, also known as "Sir Robin the - not - quite - so - brave - as - Sir Lancelot, who had nearly fought the Dragon of Angnor, who had nearly stood up to the vicious Chicken of Bristol, and who had personally wet himself at the Battle of Badon Hill!"
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Muriel 11 month s ago
#2 The only thing that s#cks about being an American is that you can only find Native arrowheads and Civil War bullets. You would have to have ones signed by Crazy Horse and Custer for them to be valuable. Everything else has been lost by tourists fairly recently, and is generally located on the coast. You aren’t going to make any ancient, valuable finds here. Native Americans didn’t value gold, silver, and the same precious stones.
#44 That officer was a real c@#k.
#44 That officer was a real c@#k.
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Phillip 11 month s ago
#44 He spent a lot of time polishing his sword.
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Philomena 11 month s ago
#12 oh no, walls! Mind blown 
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Virdie 11 month s ago
#34 A ring that size with a relief like that was probably a signat ring for sealing documents with wax.
They found Waste from Copper refining dated back to 800 bc when i want to Build my house.
6 month delay i had to relocate a rare tree that didnt need to be relocated because they Wanted to dog After some old fire pits.
Im drowning in Paper to get my money back and i Moved Into my house 5 years ago
aww poor Italian. how's the covid numbers coming along? still doing triage?
Now I'm not saying it was aliens, but.... Aliens
#28 it says "beware of dog"
#44 i'll bet it belonged to "Brave Sir Robin"
#44 Brave Sir Robin of Camelot, Sword, also known as "Sir Robin the - not - quite - so - brave - as - Sir Lancelot, who had nearly fought the Dragon of Angnor, who had nearly stood up to the vicious Chicken of Bristol, and who had personally wet himself at the Battle of Badon Hill!"
#44 That officer was a real c@#k.