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VThanks for the info and effort you put in this. It confirms my personal Idea that "something" happend in the 1800's in America that...
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52 BC Per the narrative, the Battle of Alesia or Siege of Alesia was a military engagement in the Gallic Wars around Alesia in modern... -
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Possibly those children didn't take to the indoctrination. I have to wonder if a lot of the wars in the early 1800's and possibly the... -
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Possibly those children didn't take to the indoctrination. I have to wonder if a lot of the wars in the early 1800's and possibly the...
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Annnnnd we're back! Apologies for the delays, we'll say it's KD's fault because he's not here to defend himself :) In all seriousness... -
Silhouette posted a comment on the media item Corner of State and Madison after the Great Chicago Fire, 1871.Its just my opinion, but I can't see that having been done by fire alone. It reminds me of pictures of Dresden after the Allied bombing... -
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Every time I think about this topic of orphan trains I am reminded of Henry Darger and his book called The Story of the Vivian Girls, in...
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Fascinating. Now we just need to figured out who our present day Alexander Adells and Bertram Lupovs are. Though I do think that names... -
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With access keys and instructions they probably could.
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Very interesting point! Management or lack thereof seems to be the tipping point in all of this. When the avatars involved in this game...
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Hmmm...reminds me of this interesting theory presented on the Treeincarnation website years ago about how we live on an oscillating...
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I was always wondering about this urban design choice... St. Peter's Square, St. Peter's Keys...
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Wondering if there could be a system overload due to some pre-programed, or hardware related limitations. It appears that this world...
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Corner of State and Madison after the Great Chicago Fire, 1871Its just my opinion, but I can't see that having been done by fire alone. It reminds me of pictures of Dresden after the Allied bombing. Maybe...
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The pincers of VitruviusThose large center pincers must be for sticking down into a hole and then they spread to grip the object since the teeth are on the outside. Maybe...
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The way in which the large travertines and the other marbles were raised in the construction of the great Sepulcher of Cecilia MetellaThat crane looks like it would rely heavily on what it was anchored to, are those just guys pulling on the anchoring ropes? It looks like it would...
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View of the rear side of the Mausoleum of Cecilia MetellaAlso interesting that they used large stones in the top construction over smaller stones in the middle. Most ancient structures, such as the...
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Plan and construction details of the Mausoleum of Cecilia MetellaInteresting that they used five wedged stones over the doorway rather than one large stone as we see in central and south America, though they did...
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Decorative details of the walls of the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella #3Looking at this stuff makes me feel like we've missed out on something important.
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