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"The most ancient star map ever found"
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1-15-2008 5:32 PM
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pleiades
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star charts
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prehistory
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science
invictus
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Pleiades depiction from prehistoric Italy.
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1-16-2008
9:40 PM
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Perhaps the Sky was clearer then. Perhaps it is a clue.
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