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View Poll Results: I would most like to have discovered...(Pick one.)
The Tyrannosaurus Named Sue 5 10.87%
The Tomb of King Tut 10 21.74%
The Titanic 3 6.52%
The Terracotta Army of Xian 2 4.35%
The Temple of Gobleki Tepi 0 0%
The Solar Ships of Khufu 0 0%
The Skull of Peking Man 0 0%
The Skeleton of Lucy 0 0%
The Royal Library of Ashbarnipal 0 0%
The Rosetta Stone 4 8.70%
The Nazca Lines 0 0%
The Lascaux Cave Paintings 0 0%
The Dead Sea Scrolls 4 8.70%
The City of Macchu Picchu 6 13.04%
The Cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum 1 2.17%
The Cave of Altamira 0 0%
The Body of Otzi the Caveman 0 0%
The Baghdad Batteries 0 0%
The Antikythera Device 1 2.17%
Something else that I shall suggest in the thread below. 8 17.39%
I don't like discovering things. It reminds me of how fragile life is. 2 4.35%
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Old 06-02-2015, 08:38 AM   #1
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By the way, I went with King Tut's tomb. It combines splendid history with amazing artifacts. Finding something like this would be pretty spectacular:



The Rosetta Stone would be a pretty close second due to its historical significance, and then probably Macchu Picchu, though the Terracotta warriors are close. But in terms of discoveries per pound, how cool would it be to go hiking and discover Otzi the Ice Man?
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Old 06-02-2015, 08:55 AM   #2
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By the way, I went with King Tut's tomb. It combines splendid history with amazing artifacts. Finding something like this would be pretty spectacular:



The Rosetta Stone would be a pretty close second due to its historical significance, and then probably Macchu Picchu, though the Terracotta warriors are close. But in terms of discoveries per pound, how cool would it be to go hiking and discover Otzi the Ice Man?
Brother Kevin, My choice as well. Although discovering a supernova in the Milky Way Galaxy would be tops for me.
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Old 06-02-2015, 09:56 AM   #3
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By the way, I went with King Tut's tomb. It combines splendid history with amazing artifacts. Finding something like this would be pretty spectacular:



The Rosetta Stone would be a pretty close second due to its historical significance, and then probably Macchu Picchu, though the Terracotta warriors are close. But in terms of discoveries per pound, how cool would it be to go hiking and discover Otzi the Ice Man?
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Old 06-02-2015, 11:40 AM   #4
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I voted for Tut's tomb also, curse be damned!

My first thought before reading the poll though was the Library of Alexandria. Or finding out what (if anything) is under the Sphinx.
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Old 06-02-2015, 08:39 AM   #5
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I picked the Rosetta stone. I value knowledge over architectural achievement. I would of picked Macchu Picchu second though. My bucket list is visiting a ton of the architectural wonders. Starting with the pyramids.
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I didn't see who started this thread but the second I read the poll I said "This is a Rain Man thread".
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Munson beat me to it. Lets hope he doesn't get his eyes burnt out till his face explodes.

Remains of Noah's Ark would be nice.

Remains of Adam and Eve. Check if Adam's rib is missing. Maybe they got wrong bone
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Munson beat me to it. Lets hope he doesn't get his eyes burnt out till his face explodes.

Remains of Noah's Ark would be nice.

Remains of Adam and Eve. Check if Adam's rib is missing. Maybe they got wrong bone
So fantasy camp? I'd like to see the real creator of the universe.

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Arc of the covenant and noahs arc would be the two biggest discoveries in mordern history.
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Arc of the covenant and noahs arc would be the two biggest discoveries in mordern history.
The correct spelling of ark would be even more amazing.
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