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Anthropology

bucolic_frolic

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4. "the Greek Dark Ages"

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Mon Sep 17, 2018, 05:27 AM

Sep 2018

A reminder that civilizations rise and fall, and disintegrate for one reason or another. I fear that's where we're headed. We leave not vases behind, but plastic. Party on!

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Yup. So cool! Control-Z Sep 2018 #3

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Love those vases MFM008 Sep 2018 #2

"the Greek Dark Ages" bucolic_frolic Sep 2018 #4

Monuments of Styrofoam and poly vinyl chloride. magicarpet Sep 2018 #6

Fascinating! Science is awesome. Nitram Sep 2018 #7

K&R and thanks! nt tblue37 Sep 2018 #8