We think it's hard to understand Neolithic ceremonial sites. Well, good luck... - Archaeology

mrundkvist, 1 month ago

We think it's hard to understand Neolithic ceremonial sites. Well, good luck future colleagues in understanding the remains of 2020s installation art!

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ArchaeoIain, 1 month ago

@mrundkvist you are assuming that the city fathers will not have succeeded in eliminating all traces of it. (gender terms used advisedly)

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