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vincento36 t1_j914wk2 wrote
Reply to Discovery of 4,500-year-old palace in Iraq may hold key to ancient civilisation | Archaeology by JesseBricks
“May Hold Key” What do they mean by this? I read the whole article and they never say why this discovery is important or what makes it so ground breaking. If the city and the civilization have been known for 140 years and we already knew about the Sumerian advances in writing etc., then why do we care about these new tablets or this palace?
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DC-DE t1_j913zmb wrote
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Did they find the WMDs there?
Real_Jackraps t1_j9133r1 wrote
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No, they thought it was the dolphins but it was actually secret mission by the chickens and cows.
marlowe_rl t1_j911emh wrote
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Does anyone know of interesting legends or myths from the pirating and colonial expansion era in the 1600s? Similar to Libertatia and El Dorado. I find them very fascinating
frenchchevalierblanc t1_j911e1x wrote
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30 years ago, almost nobody knew his story and he was not "famous" at all
Jindabyne1 t1_j911czm wrote
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That was the Chinese iirc
Real_Jackraps t1_j90zm52 wrote
Reply to comment by surle in Discovery of 4,500-year-old palace in Iraq may hold key to ancient civilisation | Archaeology by JesseBricks
I don't know if or who ruined Scotland, but whoever they are, they're a contentious bunch!
LadyBugTango t1_j90z4te wrote
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Noah's ark 4,800 years ago.... so 4,500 years ago..
ten-million t1_j90yw3w wrote
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So many of these ancient sites are in now inhabitable places. It seems like the story of ancient civilization is a story of climate change and technological development.
surle t1_j90ynmb wrote
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The two aren't mutually exclusive though
Hakairoku t1_j90xd4k wrote
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Same reason why cops shouldn't be messing with crime scenes
ThePr1d3 t1_j90wjs8 wrote
Reply to comment by Muzzerduzzer in Discovery of 4,500-year-old palace in Iraq may hold key to ancient civilisation | Archaeology by JesseBricks
So there's this building 20min away from my home that was built more than 2000 years before the pyramids
Alarmed_Scientist_15 t1_j90u643 wrote
Pretty cool but they freaking could have lit the items properly.
randathrowaway1211 t1_j90tvlz wrote
Reply to comment by Bentresh in Discovery of 4,500-year-old palace in Iraq may hold key to ancient civilisation | Archaeology by JesseBricks
What are the qualifications needed by someone who isn't an archaeologist to get a job on a digsite? What sort of duties do the locals perform?
Blakut t1_j90rtj7 wrote
Reply to comment by fabulousrice in New study examines Leonardo da Vinci's experiments on gravity by Rear-gunner
That's why you publish the results. Average joe can access them too if he pays whatever 15 bucks to the journal or via scihub for free, but he can't understand what's inthe paper and has no equipment so he can't do anything. Most journals are free access now yet no average joe reads them anyway.
steadyachiever t1_j90qwoz wrote
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You must be a Reasonabilist!
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HoldMyAppleJuice t1_j90n8t4 wrote
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Smasher of thousands, yikes
KayLovesPurple t1_j90kpgx wrote
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There's two of them. The one from the title is not orange, but also not silver since the silver on it has decayed, but the pattern on it can still be seen (there is a pic of the dress and a pic of the pattern near the end of the article).
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