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1speed Jan 3, 2007 16:02:34
Replying to slumpystones

slumpystones wrote:
A new category then - burial, cremation or undigested remains ?
Indeed.

"When excavated, the area within the circle was found to contain a large amount of dilute unidentifiable organic matter, probably a dedicatory offering".

Extract from "A Dummies Guide to the Ancient Remains of the Ameropean Islands", published 3007ce

:-)

S slumpystones
slumpystones Jan 3, 2007 16:17:55
Replying to 1speed

1speed wrote:
slumpystones wrote:
A new category then - burial, cremation or undigested remains ?
Indeed.

"When excavated, the area within the circle was found to contain a large amount of dilute unidentifiable organic matter, probably a dedicatory offering".

Extract from "A Dummies Guide to the Ancient Remains of the Ameropean Islands", published 3007ce

:-)

Shouldn't that be 'defecatory offering' ?