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[Get Real!]

I am not entirely sure if you have cleverly missed out certain parts of that article Cypriot, or maybe different versions of it has been published in different papers, but here you go, read it carefully;

What "ancient artifacts" did the TCs have?

Depends how many years is considered as "ancient" in the books of the mighty GR

Note that I said "artifacts"...

ar•ti•fact

1. An object produced or shaped by human craft, especially a tool, weapon, or ornament of archaeological or historical interest.

2. Something viewed as a product of human conception or agency rather than an inherent element:

http://education.yahoo.com/reference/di ... y/artifact

Now, what exactly are these "artifacts" lost by Turkish Cypriots?

[bill cobbett]

My Dear Kibroyerro.

Looking at the title of this thread, it is with the greatest regret that I have suspicions that you may have been drinking at the time of writing.

CY Religious Cultural Heritage in Peril!!!!!

Mate, the whole World knows it's been totally devastated, entirely destroyed, ground in to dust, as is the way of Ethnic Cleansers, shipped off wholesale in carts behind donkeys to the bazaars of Istanbul and Berlin and Paris and elsewhere...

...and all the bleeding Atheneucians and their supporters do is kick up a fuss about a few statues of the Early Infantile School here in London.

[Get Real!]

I wonder if Shamaran’s grandmas’ embroidery classifies as “ancient artifacts”…?

[bill cobbett]

I wonder if Shamaran’s grandmas’ embroidery classifies as “ancient artifacts”…?

Why do I have a picture of someone's "drawers" in my head?

[shahmaran]

I am not entirely sure if you have cleverly missed out certain parts of that article Cypriot, or maybe different versions of it has been published in different papers, but here you go, read it carefully;

What "ancient artifacts" did the TCs have?

Depends how many years is considered as "ancient" in the books of the mighty GR

Note that I said "artifacts"...

ar•ti•fact

1. An object produced or shaped by human craft, especially a tool, weapon, or ornament of archaeological or historical interest.

2. Something viewed as a product of human conception or agency rather than an inherent element:

http://education.yahoo.com/reference/di ... y/artifact

Now, what exactly are these "artifacts" lost by Turkish Cypriots?

Artifacts can come from any archaeological context or source such as:

* Buried along with a body (grave goods).
* From any feature such as a midden or other domestic setting
* Hoards
* Votive offerings

[shahmaran]

I wonder if Shamaran’s grandmas’ embroidery classifies as “ancient artifacts”…?

Aww you still bitter about that shitty attempt of an example that blew up in your face?

Will it make it OK if I say sorry?

[Get Real!]

I am not entirely sure if you have cleverly missed out certain parts of that article Cypriot, or maybe different versions of it has been published in different papers, but here you go, read it carefully;

What "ancient artifacts" did the TCs have?

Depends how many years is considered as "ancient" in the books of the mighty GR

Note that I said "artifacts"...

ar•ti•fact

1. An object produced or shaped by human craft, especially a tool, weapon, or ornament of archaeological or historical interest.

2. Something viewed as a product of human conception or agency rather than an inherent element:

http://education.yahoo.com/reference/di ... y/artifact

Now, what exactly are these "artifacts" lost by Turkish Cypriots?

Artifacts can come from any archaeological context or source such as:

* Buried along with a body (grave goods).
* From any feature such as a midden or other domestic setting
* Hoards
* Votive offerings

Is that it?

[shahmaran]

Well we had more time to bury your shit than you had with us so I'm sorry, that seems to be it

[Get Real!]

I wonder if Shamaran’s grandmas’ embroidery classifies as “ancient artifacts”…?

Aww you still bitter about that shitty attempt of an example that blew up in your face?

Will it make it OK if I say sorry?

I doubt you really understood what that thread was all about...

I have no qualms with your grandma Shamaran... I just couldn't think of anything else manufactured by TCs that may have some historical value...

[shahmaran]

I wonder if Shamaran’s grandmas’ embroidery classifies as “ancient artifacts”…?

Aww you still bitter about that shitty attempt of an example that blew up in your face?

Will it make it OK if I say sorry?

I doubt you really understood what that thread was all about...

I have no qualms with your grandma Shamaran... I just couldn't think of anything else manufactured by TCs that may have some historical value...

Well it is literally impossible for you to have any "qualms with my grandmother" GR

But thanks!

Don't worry, as I am sure we will eventually dig up more bodies with TC artifacts among them, don't you worry