Some interesting sites they may need some further investigation.

Some interesting sites they may need some further investigation.

Hank Johnson Thomas Greanias Edgar Allan Wright 
http://listverse.com/2014/03/29/10-ancient-civilizations-that-history-forgot/

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  1. Cindy WoodmanMarch 30, 2014 at 7:50 AM

    I found the Harappan to be very interesting; with over 500 characters in their writing, and some of their tablets visible on a search in Britannica online, it looks very similar to our glyphs and also the strange 'palm tree' image recently released by Hank (if I remember right) and previously linked by JoJo Stratton. Nice Daniel Beaudoin!

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