...a really cool find!

doesn't get blown up. Such a volatile region to be advertising this find. I think it's great. Added to those they're discovering and rededicating in Italy and Sicily. And even the new discoveries in Mexico and South America. So much sacred history and anthropological, cultural importance.

Thank you for posting this, Judi Lynn. It's a peak interest of mine!

which may really blow our socks off no doubt.

Discoveries are appearing so much faster now than at any time earlier in our lifetimes. It's really easy to be excited by the possibility our entire grasp of human history can be rearranged.

Think how much faster it is to locate "lost" structures buried under centuries of overgrown jungles or drifting sand by now, not to mention the very sad possibility of discoveries which will be revealed as the ice melts at the poles.... That part is scary, but it will possibly slam some respect for life on earth into the idiots who've assumed the entire world was meant to be exploited to the max.

Let's hope awakening of common sense will come to the human race before it's even more "too late."

but looks forward to what they find. Just as they find more and more info that the Neanderthals weren't the brutish beasts we "modern humans" have made them out to be, I look forward to see more info to the cultural awareness the ancients have to give us. We can learn much about ourselves and where we can go from here by understanding our ancestors, their dreams and achievements, IMO.

Well, they needed a code of law. People still talk about Sumerian business practices.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complaint_tablet_to_Ea-nasir

around the world, apparently. From Sumeria to the Nordic countries to Native Americans there have been thunder gods.

If I remember correctly, I think Jane Goodell reported on chimps doing a sort of "ceremonial" dance reaction to thunder. Seems to be in our primate genes.