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From: Diana Wright <dgw1@nyu.edu>
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> Further ferreting found a photo of sorts (taken from the Davlos 
> mag 
> article) at:
> 
> http://www.ancientgr.com/Unknown_Hellenic_History/Eng/Dispilio.htm
> 
> ... it's not really helpful. I fiddled with it in photopaint and 
> it didn't 
> help much. It looks like worm damage to me.
> 


Looks like the kind of thing that Gimbutas cited for "the language of 
the goddess."

Or worms.

.. . . not mutually exclusive . . . ;-)

DW

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