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7 comments:
I'm shock that they have left these fagile linkages to our history so exposed!
These findings are so important!
Plus, the indignity of human remains left like this?
Pretty shocking!
This is really amazing
omg bones!
@ lion-ess: all the bones and stuff were covered with bits of board - i just lifted it up to see what was underneath...
@ G-on-a-J: i know eh...
@ nsh: lol...
Wow this is so cool... honestly this is the first I'm hearing about this... thanks for sharing otherwise I'll probably still remain clueless.
wow. I've been here and I definitely plan on returning. Thank you for sharing these pics with the world(wide web).
I personally have no faith in the international airport *thingie*, so I actually envisioned a historic museum being placed there with life-size replicas on display.
I think it left a vast psychological and emotional impact on me.
This makes me angry! Can't the airport be put elsewhere???? Just wondering.
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