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ShittyBeatlesFCPres, to archaeology in 3,500-Year-Old Book of Spells to Guide The Dead Uncovered With Egyptian Mummies

The archaeologists have to read each incantation out loud or they’re chickenshit.

caseyweederman,

Johnathan Sims would like to know your location

Saint_of_Illusion,

YOU MUST NOT READ FROM THE BOOK!

pimento64,

O, let not the pains of financial burden which come upon thee enter into my automobile. I am the Extended Warranty, and I am in the foremost part of the loan, and the insurance policy which protecteth me is that which is with all the paid claimants forever.

ADHDefy,
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"Klatu, barada, n-- ........ Necktie? Nectur? Nickle?""

Qkall,
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I want magic to be real… I would love for that to happen. Just a bunch of scientists in the dirt unlocking some ancient evil… That’s the world I want… Fuck what we have now.

HawlSera,

Same

768,

I’m alright.

TastyWheat, to archaeology in 3,500-Year-Old Book of Spells to Guide The Dead Uncovered With Egyptian Mummies

The black book gives life, the gold book takes it away.

I DON’T KNOW THIS SYMBOL! IT’S… A BIRD…?

acockworkorange, to archaeology in Archaeologists Unearth a Secret Lost Language From 3,000 Years Ago

Great article. Teaser:

The sneaky scrawlings start at the end of a cultic ritual text written in Hittite – the oldest known Indo-European tongue – after an introduction that essentially translates to: “From now on, read in the language of the country of Kalašma”. Kalašma is referencing an organized society from the Bronze Age, which probably sat on the northwest fringe of the much larger Hittite Empire in ancient Anatolia – some distance from the capital city of Hattusa, where this clay tablet was later unearthed.

The article goes on to describe the Hittite culture and why they preserved foreign rituals in their original tongue.

c10l, to archaeology in The World's Oldest Settlements Were Built by a Culture Nobody Expected

The Spanish Inquisition?

Lmaydev,

The funny thing about that is they used to send a letter in advanced so you could get your evidence etc. in line.

So everyone expected the Spanish inquisition.

c10l,

lol thats funny

768, (edited ) to archaeology in The World's Oldest Settlements Were Built by a Culture Nobody Expected

The World’s Oldest Settlements Were Built by a Culture Nobody Expected

The World’s Oldest Settlements Were Built by a Culture in the West Siberian Taiga.

JoMomma, (edited ) to archaeology in A Massive Tsunami Could Have Wiped Out Populations in Stone Age Britain

Maybe the source of so many flood related mythos

Gloria,
TheOctonaut, to archaeology in Dark-Age Skeletons Uncovered With Buckets on Their Feet And Rings Around Their Necks

Why is Business Insider trying to write archaeology articles? This is awful.

intensely_human, to archaeology in Dark-Age Skeletons Uncovered With Buckets on Their Feet And Rings Around Their Necks

Rings … of rope? Buried for five hundred years and still fine?

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