RE: The Greatest Archaeological Discovery of all Time: The Lost Civilisation

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The Greatest Archaeological Discovery of all Time: The Lost Civilisation

in archaeology •  8 years ago 

An absolute pleasure shredlord. I am passionate about the the origins of human civilisation and our history. There are things out there that rarely get mentioned, yet (I feel), deserve a respectable place in our history books. Thank you for tanking the time to read it buddy

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      ·  8 years ago (edited)

    It is a shame that history lessons were so boring in school. I feel that may put a lot of people off looking into things further when they get older.
    Maybe there is a reason for that.
    Maybe if we knew the true depths of our history things would not be as messed up in the world as they are today.

    Kind of like a collective amnesia :)

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