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Subject: Entry ID: A664571
Posted Sep 4, 2002 by Researcher 202140		Post: 1

Such a good article, but how did it slip through the editing process into Archaeology and Anthropology ?

Archaeology deals with humanity from our earliest appearances. The Flintstones notwithstanding, it's never had anything to do with dinosaurs: thunder lizards and people were never contemporary.

Please h2g2 editors, a reclassification of this article? Let's help clarify and not magnify the confusion.



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