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1125.1 | | CIMNET::PIERSON | on a mission for gummowitz | Wed Sep 13 1989 12:01 | 10 |
| ... or maybe next week.
Last night covered the current consensus of conventional archeological
investigations on possible origins of the peoples and culture of Easter
Island. Next week (19 Sep) will discuss possibilities as to how/why
that culture drastically changed (one might say, collapsed...) a
hundred or so years before western civilization stumbled on Easter I.
thanks
dave pierson
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1125.2 | look at what we roped in | GUESS::STOLOS | | Sun Sep 17 1989 10:02 | 9 |
| re:-
judging from the last show it seeems that they did a good job of
trashing their fragil ecosystem. it seemed that the island was covered
with palm trees which they did a good job of cutting down.
my favorite scene was the easter island statue simulation carryed
out by this professor in i think it was wyoming. all these cowboys
pulling a 10 ton replica of an easter island statue in concrete
was quite a sight.
pete
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1125.3 | | CSC32::GORTMAKER | whatsa Gort? | Tue Sep 19 1989 03:53 | 2 |
| How did you know they were coyboys? Because they were in Wyoming?
-j
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1125.4 | good for a phd thesis or 2 | AV8OR::EDECK | | Tue Sep 19 1989 10:08 | 4 |
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Now what _I_ wanna see is the expression on the archeologists'
faces in a few hundred years when they dig up an Easter Island
statue with "Made in Wyoming" printed on the bottom...
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