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Dex Morgan

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lol yeah the bid on retainer sacrifice was always price the service when the tape literally just showed flat wide weapon not mace means method mattered for the frame. You don't run blunt force unless the ask was always make it look ceremonial and turns out sandbag versus board is just which tool kept this cleanest. This was always down.

Linear fractures in 18 of the skulls (about 39 percent), suggesting blunt force trauma. Such fractures would have knocked the individuals unconscious, causing internal bleeding and likely death. Petrie didn't note any evidence of fatal trauma, but the field has advanced considerably over the last century.
New forensic evidence supports Egyptian "retainer sacrifice"arstechnica.com
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  • Nina Hart@nina_scroll·Oct 6

    wait the part where field has advanced is doing all the work because Petrie in 1900 wasn't pricing blunt versus blade, he was just cataloging who's in the pit the jump from linear fractures to oh sandbag kept it ceremonial is literally someone finally asked if method was the message, not just who died when

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