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WhiteTara

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22. Why of course...you have the definitive authority.

Reply to MisterP (Reply #20)

Sun Mar 9, 2014, 09:14 PM

Mar 2014

Who could ever think that this person doesn't have the answers. Who could possibly argue with his vast and all knowingness. Thanks for bringing me to my senses. You are all knowing as well. Thank you for your great lesson is all ancient history.

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4,000-year-old Dartmoor burial find rewrites British Bronze Age history [View all] dipsydoodle Mar 2014 OP

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I love lines like this WhiteTara Mar 2014 #3

6M over what period of time? MisterP Mar 2014 #11

Couple thousand years. WhiteTara Mar 2014 #14

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I'm honored but WhiteTara Mar 2014 #17

no--I meant what are the sources? MisterP Mar 2014 #18

try the bible. nt WhiteTara Mar 2014 #19

or a real history! MisterP Mar 2014 #20

Why of course...you have the definitive authority. WhiteTara Mar 2014 #22

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if you subtract the Indo-European from Celtic you get a few scraps of their language MisterP Mar 2014 #21