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Sumerian "Anunnaki" -- what the tablets actually say vs what Sitchin sold

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#217▸ Posted: 14 Jun 2002, 09:33 GMT

I remain open to deeper continuities than standard archaeology likes to admit. But continuity is not the same as a single source, and symbolic inheritance is not the same as technical instruction. Those distinctions are where good anomalies survive.

long machinery, small claims

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#218▸ Posted: 04 Jul 2002, 15:12 GMT

This thread is too polite. Someone call someone a shill so I know I am still online.

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#219▸ Posted: 04 Jul 2002, 10:38 EST

Fine. Big Philology got to Adrian.

Venus has entered the chat.

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#220▸ Posted: 04 Jul 2002, 18:20 GMT

If Big Philology exists, it owes me several invoices and a better chair.

Leeds · the tablets say less than the documentaries claim

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#221▸ Posted: 25 Jul 2002, 08:31 PST

Does the thread have a final answer after ten months?

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#222▸ Posted: 25 Jul 2002, 11:48 EST

Final answer is the wrong shape. The thread has produced a better filter: tablet before claim, genre before leap, local category before modern machine, awe after correction rather than before it.

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#223▸ Posted: 25 Jul 2002, 19:06 GMT

That filter is the answer I can live with. It will not sell books because it cannot be printed on a cover with a planet behind it.

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#224▸ Posted: 10 Aug 2002, 21:04 GMT

I used the filter in a museum shop last week and it saved me fifteen pounds on a glossy book with a spaceship on the cover. Adrian, you are now technically a financial adviser.

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