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Anonymousecoview

(225 posts)

10. I hear you

Reply to arcane1 (Reply #8)

Mon May 13, 2013, 09:41 AM

May 2013

The article above looks for authenticity in the Paraiba stone, not from its claim to be ancient Phoenician, but rather from a scientific breakdown of the writing itself in comparison to other ancient writings from the Middle East.

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