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Archeology can be pretty scary sometimes. What kind of mysteries lie between our time and ancient times ? In this video I analyze the amazing tunnels and underground cities that have been built in the past and the unsolved mysteries of archeologists that simply vanished. A 2,000 year old mummy that was mysteriously found almost intact. Did dinosaurs and humans co-exist ? The official answer is NO, but Giant footprints say otherwise. Ancient technology and ancient artifacts that can't be rebuilt to this day and more on this Unsolved Archaeological Mysteries that will probably leave you scratching your head

Archeology can be pretty scary sometimes. What kind of mysteries lie between our time and ancient times ? In this video I analyze the amazing tunnels and underground cities that have been built in the past and the unsolved mysteries of archeologists that simply vanished. A 2,000 year old mummy that was mysteriously found almost intact. Did dinosaurs and humans co-exist ? The official answer is NO, but Giant footprints say otherwise. Ancient technology and ancient artifacts that can't be rebuilt to this day and more on this Unsolved Archaeological Mysteries that will probably leave you scratching your head

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Ahhh. Proceeded vs preceeded. I think from my online dictionary I should have used the word preceded. My bad. Too many 'e's.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Most common letter in the English language

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I also spelled it with an 'o' so I wasn't even close to having the right word. I like being corrected so I watch my spelling better.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Words are merely vectors for the transmission of meaning.

So long as the intent gets across, there's nothing to be upset about.

Typos and misspellings are made by everyone, only a smooth brain thinks that bringing them up is a valid argument.

Sure indecipherable gibberish is unforgivable, but otherwise the responsibility is on the reader to do his best to understand and request clarification of needed.