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Anthropology

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5. Fascinating, and raises a hundred questions..

Sun Feb 22, 2026, 08:54 PM

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Where did they live, what did they eat, how did they get there, on and on.

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My mind has been boggled! Easterncedar Sunday #1

Footprint probably made by this guy, look for T-Rex prints nearby. patphil Sunday #2

Your Wikipedia article is definitely more useful, and interesting. Judi Lynn Sunday #12

Fascinating, and raises a hundred questions.. Permanut Sunday #5

A left foot strong imprint................. Lovie777 Sunday #6

Amazing what we really don't know about our ancestors. OAITW r.2.0 Sunday #7

Sea levels were about 130 meters lower than they are now. hunter Sunday #10

Imagine if it had a BidenRocks Sunday #8

Prehistory could be anything OC375 Sunday #9

They have found lots of anomalies multigraincracker Sunday #11