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Archeology Magezine

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Articles, Slideshows, videos, interactive digs, and more!

Britain's most significant archeological finds

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10 most historic sites in London

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Purdue Owl

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Help on adjectives and footnotes

Phoebe Tucker

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Lord Peter Wimsey

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Harriet Vane

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Phoebe and Bob, her husband

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About me:

marissa_starkey — 2013-04-29 03:40:35 UTC

I am married to an archaeologist. We have
three children. I am a history major that
enjoys digging up bones, stones, and pottery.
I also write pamphlets and lecture at various
committees.

My stats:

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Where is the next significant dig

About the author:

marissa_starkey — 2013-04-29 04:05:33 UTC

Dorothy L. Sayers was born in England on June 13, 1893. Sayers published
two volumes of poetry and wrote detective stories to earn money. In 1923,
she published her first novel, Whose Body. In 1924, Dorothy Sayers gave
birth to her son. The son was raised by a cousin and kept a secret. In 1926,
she married Arthur Fleming. Sayers spent the last years of her life working
on an English translation of Dante's Divine Comedy. Sayers also taught school
and worked in an advertising agency.

marissa_starkey — 2013-04-29 04:10:16 UTC