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A lego version of this incredible example of ancient technology - just how cool is that?

Keyser wrote:Just to get things started a very nice little article on the world's oldest computer the famous Antikythera mechanism.
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A lego version of this incredible example of ancient technology - just how cool is that?![]()
Normally, when working on a live, unidentified person’s case not so much detail would be given to skin tone, eye or hair color and hair style as none of these elements can be determined from the anatomy of the skull,”
McKenzie. “So, creating a facial reconstruction based on archeological remains is somewhat different in that a greater amount of artistic license can be allowed.”
ambient wrote:SoNormally, when working on a live, unidentified person’s case not so much detail would be given to skin tone, eye or hair color and hair style as none of these elements can be determined from the anatomy of the skull,”
he tellsMcKenzie. “So, creating a facial reconstruction based on archeological remains is somewhat different in that a greater amount of artistic license can be allowed.”
So the cunt made it up, and you posted fiction and fact. Not a great start for a "Archaeology thread"
ambient wrote:Define a "highly educated guess" ?
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Good luck posting fiction as fact
ambient wrote:reverse engineering what you think of as a "wee Scots lassie" is not archaeology, you might as well put a pic of wee Burney Sturgeon on there
Cunt
Guest wrote:ambient wrote:reverse engineering what you think of as a "wee Scots lassie" is not archaeology, you might as well put a pic of wee Burney Sturgeon on there
Cunt
Christ almighty, is there any need for that ! What the hell is your problem ? This is a bloody forum not Cambridge University...get a bloody grip man !
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