NNadir
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Tue Jan-03-06 09:12 PM
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Did anyone watch Nova tonight on the strange afterlife travels of Ramses I |
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It appears that the phararoh Ramses I ended up in an obscure Niagara Falls Museum.
It was a pretty well done Nova.
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Kagemusha
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Tue Jan-03-06 09:17 PM
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1. I thought I'd heard that story debunked not long ago. |
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Well, whatever, no skin off my back...
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Tue Jan-03-06 09:26 PM
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2. actually when they got to the part about the brain pulled out of the nose |
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i had to stop watching....
tmi...
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Tue Jan-03-06 10:13 PM
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... when they took his brain out.
We have a president that is ALIVE even after he took his own brain out by putting stuff IN his nose!
Actually, it was a very cool NOVA episode.
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Tue Jan-03-06 09:36 PM
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3. Yep. Amazing that the well preserved mummy of the pharoh who founded |
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the 19th dynasty was found in (of all places) Niagra Falls.
I was really surprised when Zari Hawas of the Cairo Museum said that he thought there was a good probability of it being Ramses I.
Great move by the museum here in the US (I can't believe I've already forgotten which one, but one associated with a southern college I believe) to give back the mummy to the Egyptian government. That showed class and style.
Now if only the British will return the Elgin marbles.
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NNadir
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Wed Jan-04-06 01:28 AM
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6. I agree. It was a wonderful gesture. |
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It was the Emory University Museum.
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Tue Jan-03-06 09:36 PM
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4. This type of stuff has always fascinated me so I watched and enjoyed it. |
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It was especially interesting since way back when I was on my honeymoon with a now X we went to the Museum. I loved all the Eygptian items and remember the mummies. I hadn't realized that the museum and then the Eygptian items had been sold. It's nice that he is back home in Eygpt.
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