farawaysaint Posted 10 November, 2011 Posted 10 November, 2011 http://www.focus-fen.net/index.php?id=n263980 Now we only need the holy grail and the Vatican will be "hip" again
pap Posted 10 November, 2011 Posted 10 November, 2011 Hmm, I think I'll need to see a slightly better article before I believe that the Ark isn't locked in a very large warehouse somewhere
percy windham Posted 10 November, 2011 Posted 10 November, 2011 I'm not going to read the article, but I assume its being looked after by "top men"?
pap Posted 10 November, 2011 Posted 10 November, 2011 I'm not going to read the article, but I assume its being looked after by "top men"? It seriously won't take much of your time, and leaves much to assumption
Wes Tender Posted 10 November, 2011 Posted 10 November, 2011 Will they be selling it off to raise money to put against their debts?
carljack Posted 10 November, 2011 Posted 10 November, 2011 I'm not going to read the article, but I assume its being looked after by "top men"? Whos top men?
alpine_saint Posted 10 November, 2011 Posted 10 November, 2011 I'm not going to read the article, but I assume its being looked after by "top men"? You mean you believed Mr. "My X-wing lasted 30 seconds" Porkins ???
buctootim Posted 10 November, 2011 Posted 10 November, 2011 Greece in 'trying to boost tourism because their economy is shot' shocker.
pap Posted 10 November, 2011 Posted 10 November, 2011 Greece in 'trying to boost tourism because their economy is shot' shocker. Reminds me a bit of Hugo Guthrie, the fictional mayor of Tipton. He would frequently appear in Viz, claiming that religious and cultural artefacts had been found in the West Midlands. Tipton, to be specific
pap Posted 10 November, 2011 Posted 10 November, 2011 You mean you believed Mr. "My X-wing lasted 30 seconds" Porkins ??? I watched the 1977 version of that film the other day. He actually is called Porkins! Still, we should not be surprised. We got Jar Jar years later, after all.
Whitey Grandad Posted 10 November, 2011 Posted 10 November, 2011 And we all thought that Alexander's tomb was in Alexandria.
Baj Posted 10 November, 2011 Posted 10 November, 2011 Wouldnt surprise me if this was a covert marketing ploy. Been to Thassos, boring...
Danish Saint Posted 10 November, 2011 Posted 10 November, 2011 Allow me to enlighten you on a little know fact inside the world of archeaology. Excavations in most of the countries surrounding the Med, are funded with private money being donated to a university or institute, with a license to excavate at sites of interest. Compared to Northern European sites, which are mostly there because of new development of the land, sites in this area are all research projects. So what does the project manager do, when the choosen site doesn't reveal anything "new" or "exciting"? They make up a theory, often linked to a legend (most likely either The Illiad or The Odysse) to boost the site to potential new investors. I've worked for a Dutch professor, who wouldn't speak of anything but her theory, in order to make it more believable. As a result, she lost the license and the site in Southern Italy, to a more "professional" archeaologist..... not me BTW
landford.saint Posted 11 November, 2011 Posted 11 November, 2011 As we all know the Ark of the Covenant is in Ethiopia where The Queen of Sheba returned to with here Israelli bodyguard, after visiting King Solomon.
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