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| Subject: | | Re: Ayoop |
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Stu
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Sat, Aug 4 2007, 5:09pm
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When the name change?
I seem to remember that this was in Central or South America. Mayan ruins spring to mind. Sifting through the miasma of my memory backlog, I remember having an original & rational idea for explanation about this. Then the pub opened, & that was that. Something to do with sacred animals or something. And how some cultures built elaborate structures for beasts they worshipped (then slaughtered sometimes).
Malaysia & Australia aren't that close - over 3,000 miles. And I don't believe homo floresiensis has been fully established as a distinct species as yet due to there only being one intact skull & microencephaly not ruled out. There's a way to go yet, should new discoveries arise.
Not so much a hornet's nest, more of a termite mound IMO....
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Stu, peruse the site "Science Frontiers". They have a good search engine. This site covers anomalies found since the '70, I think. When anything is cleared out, they point it, too. They have info concerning them small ruins. Like "real" houses, but to a scale, perhaps 2/3?. |
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