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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, 12:10 AM  
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Which archaeological find would you most want to discover?

Assume the following rules:

1. You find the thing and identify it.

2. The world recognizes you as the discoverer.

3. You don't get to sell loot. Your only financial benefit is speaking fees and other outcomes of fame.

4. We're talking past tense of things already discovered. What do you wish you had found, instead of finding something that's as-yet undiscovered.


Poll forthcoming to those who are bold enough to seek it.

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Old 06-02-2015, 05:41 PM   #46
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Old 06-02-2015, 05:44 PM   #47
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Old 06-02-2015, 05:57 PM   #48
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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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Old 06-02-2015, 07:22 PM   #49
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Aliens, I presume?

I know they had to move it when they build the Aswan Dam, which is really kind of amazing.
Yes the taking it apart sawing things in half and then moving them to a place of perfect solar alignment was an amazing feat. Anyone that hasn't read the story needs too
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Old 06-02-2015, 07:22 PM   #50
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I would want to be the guy way back in prehistory that first discovered a dinosaur head... I would instantly have become the tribe shaman and an otherwise big ****ing deal.

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Old 06-02-2015, 07:26 PM   #51
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Old 06-02-2015, 07:36 PM   #52
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Rosetta stone because it opened to door to study the previously baffling Egyptian hieroglyphs, granting an insight to that culture. The lottery of finding the dead sea scrolls in such amazing condition would be second choice. Thousands of year old piece of paper/papyrus in a clay jar that just happened to be sealed well enough to preserve it. Ceterus parabus, that papyrus dissolves in a year without the jar.
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Rosetta stone because it opened to door to study the previously baffling Egyptian hieroglyphs, granting an insight to that culture. The lottery of finding the dead sea scrolls in such amazing condition would be second choice. Thousands of year old piece of paper/papyrus in a clay jar that just happened to be sealed well enough to preserve it. Ceterus parabus, that papyrus dissolves in a year without the jar.
Egypt outside of the Nile valley is incredibly dry and hot preventing the normal breakdown of material. The only better environment for preservation is cold and dry.
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The correct spelling of ark would be even more amazing.
One would think.

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Noah's Ark?

I forgot there are still a bunch of people that somehow believe that myth is actually a true story. Boggles my mind.
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Egypt outside of the Nile valley is incredibly dry and hot preventing the normal breakdown of material. The only better environment for preservation is cold and dry.
The Dead Sea Scrolls were, in fact, found near the Dead Sea. Not in Egypt. If you were referring to the Rosetta Stone...not too worried about it decomposing...being a stone and all.
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