>"There will probably never be another one like it," Board told CNN.

I have a sneaking suspicion there might be at least one more like it, but maybe I'm just being a whacky goofball

A majority of menstrual products favored in Western cultures may be wasteful in one degree or another, but I'd hardly call them a "luxury item".

Why were the Byzantine's very weak they almost always lose territory to another empire

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Medieval mud, found in gold ring is worth thousands.

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A trade route isn't just a road or a trail. People don't typically start at one end and travel all the way to the other.

It's a network. So on major routes there would be resources and services that define it as said route.

Also the goods almost always changed ownership many times as they were traded along the route.

How did the survival of wounds in war change over time? I'm assuming there was a significant jump from ww1 to ww2 with the use of antibiotics, are there any statistics on this? What about from crusade era through ww1?

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Camels in a pack trail on the Silk Road: what did they eat? How does that logistics work?

Worth is thousands the medieval mud wedding found a gold ring.

Thousands ring mud is worth medieval gold found

A thousands medieval wedding mud found is gold in worth the ring

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This shouldn't be concerning to anyone. I'm glad these artifacts were found and I'm sure they will be studied for days if not weeks to come.

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I see. So we don't really know for sure, then.

A gold ring wedding medieval mud found in the worth is thousands

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A gold medieval ring wedding mud in the found worth is thousands.

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So really it’s only worth 4x more than a high end engagement ring