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Anthropology

wnylib

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10. With all the storms that must have occurred in 3000 years,

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Mon Feb 27, 2023, 09:58 AM

Feb 2023

I'm surprised that the shoe didn't get washed out to sea.

Now I'm wondering what I might find by looking at creek beds. (Too far inland for checking out ocean shores) So far, all I've ever found are fossils in rocks which are not unique around here - trilobytes, oodles of them.

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So cool Easterncedar Feb 2023 #1

i watch all the British archealogy shows samnsara Feb 2023 #2

Great show The Blue Flower Feb 2023 #8

judi all of your stories are great rampartc Feb 2023 #3

Fukkin kid. I told him, I did, 3Hotdogs Feb 2023 #4

Yes, I wonder if the kid got a spanking, too Warpy Feb 2023 #11

C'mon, who hasn't lost a shoe in some deep muck? JustABozoOnThisBus Feb 2023 #12

Most likely a boy who insisted on jumping into a puddle... Sancho Feb 2023 #5

Pretty fascinating! burrowowl Feb 2023 #6

Thank you for sharing this fascinating information. niyad Feb 2023 #7

Judi Lynn, you bring us such interesting information! thatcrowwoman Feb 2023 #9

With all the storms that must have occurred in 3000 years, wnylib Feb 2023 #10