The Anthropologist takes a look at the discoveries in the Oasis. The physical remains are evidence of the way peolple lived and their cause of death.
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Egypt Week Live 2004: The Sarcophagus: The Anthropologist
The Anthropologist takes a look at the discoveries in the Oasis. The physical remains are evidence of the way peolple lived and their cause of death.
Added: Apr 6, 2006
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