Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp
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NP you have exactly the formula that I used to find Tayopa. There is more truth than most can imagine in what you said.
Don Jose de La Mancha
Don Jose de La Mancha
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Oh NP what is really strange the American Israelites started by Julia Thomas used the exact hat and robes on their priest that is engraved on the priest stone. Their altar faced toward Tucson and the priest would hold a cross pointing in that direction. How do I know this? When Julia died in 1919 some items from her estate were sold off. This included some notes and photographs.
i have no clue who "ben" is...i have no knowledge of the artifacts...looked at pictures an speed read some things...
from the journal article..."
Haury (1988, 2004: 130) recalled that when he arrived as a student in 1925 the Arizona State Museum was located in several rooms on the third floor of the Agriculture (now Forbes) Building. It was mostly a one-man operation. Byron Cummings was the museum director as well as head of the Archaeology Department, and his sister recorded visitors and showed them through the museum. Cummings was in Mexico during the summer of 1924, excavating at the site of Cuicuilco, so was not present when the first set of artifacts was examined by Karl Ruppert and A. E. Douglass, who were covering some of Cummings' responsibilities while he was in Mexico. "
these were the early days of anthropology, and it's attendent sub-field, archaeology...
prior to marx, all of this activity was considered history, and the mad professor searhing for lost civilizations...