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xchrom

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4. This is a big deal in Spain - and apparently

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #3)

Sat Jul 7, 2012, 05:49 PM

Jul 2012

There are some bad feelings on the part of this guy for where he used to work.

But it calls into question - how well antiquities protected?

Items like this bring in a lot of revenue over time - shouldn't that revenue - some of it - go to it's protection?

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Santiago de Compostela Codex Calixtinus found in garage [View all] xchrom Jul 2012 OP

antiques and curios tntreeherder1 Jul 2012 #1

Welcome to DU! Scuba Jul 2012 #2

Yikes. It may be a garage is not the best place to store something like this. Judi Lynn Jul 2012 #3

This is a big deal in Spain - and apparently xchrom Jul 2012 #4