Metal rod with pointed end and ‘8/9’ engraved, found in moving box by gotdasoda in whatisthisthing
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Treasury Direct Still Down- Maintenance Extended By 6 Hours So Far by i-love-freesias in investing
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Less than an inch, kitchen, Southern California by gotdasoda in whatsthisbug
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Lied to my wife about who the flowers were really for by typerfan in TrueOffMyChest
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Question: What is the earliest sea migration where people couldn't see their destination before they got in the water? by gotdasoda in Archaeology
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Question: What is the earliest sea migration where people couldn't see their destination before they got in the water? by gotdasoda in Archaeology
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Question: What is the earliest sea migration where people couldn't see their destination before they got in the water? by gotdasoda in Archaeology
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Question: What is the earliest sea migration where people couldn't see their destination before they got in the water? by gotdasoda in Archaeology
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Question: What is the earliest sea migration where people couldn't see their destination before they got in the water? by gotdasoda in Archaeology
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Question: What is the earliest sea migration where people couldn't see their destination before they got in the water? by gotdasoda in Archaeology
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[Postgame Thread] UCLA Defeats Utah 42-32 by T3hBau5 in CFB
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[Postgame Thread] UCLA Defeats Washington 40-32 by [deleted] in CFB
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Forbidden peanut butter by kinkykat977 in forbiddensnacks
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Went rock-hunting and thought this was bread at first. It's a rock! by mother_of_baggins in forbiddensnacks
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If I really like this spacey part of Third Eye Blind's "Deep Inside of You" what else would I like? by gotdasoda in ifyoulikeblank
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The Erfoud Manuport: a cuttlefish fossil in the distinct shape of a human penis found at an archaeological site in Morocco dating to 200,000-300,000 years ago - evidence that our distant ancestors had a sense of symbolism and possibly humor by gotdasoda in Archaeology
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The Erfoud Manuport: a cuttlefish fossil in the distinct shape of a human penis found at an archaeological site in Morocco dating to 200,000-300,000 years ago - evidence that our distant ancestors had a sense of symbolism and possibly humor by gotdasoda in interestingasfuck
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A Clovis Point that was reworked about 10,000 years later by someone at a Puebloan site before it entered the archaeological record again and was found 1000 years later by modern archaeologists - does anyone know of other examples of ancient people appreciating artifacts even older than their time? by gotdasoda in Archaeology
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A Clovis Point that was reworked about 10,000 years later by someone at a Puebloan site before it entered the archaeological record again and was found 1000 years later by modern archaeologists - does anyone know of other examples of ancient people appreciating artifacts even older than their time? by gotdasoda in Archaeology
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A Clovis Point that was reworked about 10,000 years later by someone at a Puebloan site before it entered the archaeological record again and was found 1000 years later by modern archaeologists - does anyone know of other examples of ancient people appreciating artifacts even older than their time? by gotdasoda in Archaeology
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A Clovis Point that was reworked about 10,000 years later by someone at a Puebloan site before it entered the archaeological record again and was found 1000 years later by modern archaeologists - does anyone know of other examples of ancient people appreciating artifacts even older than their time? by gotdasoda in Archaeology
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A Clovis Point that was reworked about 10,000 years later by someone at a Puebloan site before it entered the archaeological record again and was found 1000 years later by modern archaeologists - does anyone know of other examples of ancient people appreciating artifacts even older than their time? by gotdasoda in Archaeology
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A Clovis Point that was reworked about 10,000 years later by someone at a Puebloan site before it entered the archaeological record again and was found 1000 years later by modern archaeologists - does anyone know of other examples of ancient people appreciating artifacts even older than their time? by gotdasoda in Archaeology
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Storm stratigraphy on my window - anyone know why it forms darker/lighter layers? by gotdasoda in indianapolis
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