Sarcophagus of a Single Flower in Maremma Tale
In a Maremma tale, an American narrator and two Italians uncover Beatrice Cecina’s sorrow and a legend of the alabaster sarcophagus of a single flower. Beatrice, Silvestro Alfani, and Gemma Dolfi intertwine love, honor, and hush-hush political danger set around a tomb and a tragic choice that ends in murder and salvation.
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Maremma
Carpenter
Mediterranean
Hin
Italy
Raphael
da Vinci
Beatrice Cecina
Signorina Beatrice
Signorina Decina
Alis
Silvestro
Beatrice Deevan
Aignorina
Mirales
Florence
Silvestro Alfani
Carpentor
Signor Carpenter
Alfani
Gemma Dolfi
Gemma
Jeyenda
Silvestre
Glotto
Signor Alfani
Nello
Signor
University of Bologna
Domenico Tosi
Tosini
Gemma Doltl
Yeu
Signorinal
Signorina
Rome
Domenico Tosin
Bologna
Firat
Sisner
Porta San Niccolo
Domenico Tosini
Three Prehistoric Races and Their Traces
Science cites three surviving ancestral groups in early humankind Homo Erectus Homo Eurafricus and Homo Eurasicus each with distinct traits. Erectus resembles Neanderthal with low retreating forehead and heavy brows. Eurafricus possibly traveled from North Africa to Europe leaving marks on the Thames Moravia and caves. Eurasicus, from western Asia, is said to be the forebear of modern Europeans.
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Homo Ehropeus
Homo Eurafricus
Homo Eurasicus
Europe
Africa
Thames
Moravia
Cavea
Sergy
Repoch
France
Homo Murasteus
Asia
Ita Mombora
Largest Stones in Baalbek Walls Streak Mystery
In Syria's Baalbek temple complex the western wall features three staggeringly large blocks shaped from quarry rock about half a mile away. Each stone measures over sixty feet long thirteen feet high and ten feet thick with the top stones set twenty three feet above the base. A final enormous block remains unseparated seventy feet long fourteen feet high and thirteen feet wide with its three sides and part of a fourth carved smooth yet unfinished awaiting completion.
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Sven
Baalbek
Syria
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Anna McLure
Sholl
Beatrice Cocina
Chie
University of
Damocles
Hite
San Miniato
Signorina Gemma
Munich
Baltimore
National Museum
Munchen
Wauntch
Castor
Ohl de
Ick
New York
York
Fletcher