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Tuesday, January 08, 2013. X snaps out of his semi-reverie and mumbles Naturally, Mr Nazerman, two dollars will be quite alright. With these words, the sorriest and saddest man I have ever seen hurries out of the Pawnbroker. Heavy-heartedly he resigned himself t.

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Sperm Whales and the Bends. Finding the Origins of Domestic Dogs. Archaeological Evidence for Dog Domestication. The Cuneiform of the Gorilla Subspecies. Bite Force in the Craniums of Two Bat Species. A Fossil Polar Bear Jaw Bone and What it can Tell us about their Evolution. The Skull Biomechanics of the Polar Bear.

Museums of South West England. Studying the Destruction of Bronze Age Metalwork. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. A Group Hug at the Bronze Age Forum.

A blog about Classics, linguistics, cake, and more. Practical epigraphy, or, Linear A Clay Play Day.

Word of the day 16! From the Dorset dialect team. The call for posters has gone out and you have until November 20th to submit a proposal the successful posters will be announced on January 20th 2016. Good Luck! What is hidden Heritage? Modernis.