What did Berenger Sauniere really find?
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A manuscript that the pope thought was so inflamatory that he was willing to bend over backwards to keep it coming to light. He found it in the decayed hands of the skeleton of Mary Magdalen who was also wearing a wedding ring inscribed "Luv from JC".\n\n\n*snort* Nah, just kidding.\n\nThe answer is that at the moment no-one can give you a definite answer-only speculation until the Vatican sheds more light on the subject(if it ever does).
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Apparently, the discoverer is unknown.
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everywere some of it might be around my neck!! the question is were is all the gold that the spanish conquistadors took from the aztecs? most of it is at teh bootom of the ocean were some ships sank. i dont know were or or how many ships sank, but just finding one will make you very wealthy
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a very clever question...\n& perhaps a very clever answer too(FRIEND)....\nthe person who found should also be sooo....\nso i hope u select mine as the best answer...
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This probably shouldn't be in mathematics.\n\nBut anyway, the answer is YES it is true that the Shourd of Turin is a fake.\n\nRadiocarbon dating has shown that it came from the 13th Century and there is no evidence of contamination.
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So his name was Oetzi. The last news report was in November 2003, and that was the outcome of a italian court case to establish who could claim to be the finders of Oetzi. \n\nIf that interests you, then go here...\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3239015.stm\n\nOtherwise, here are some good sites covering the discovery:\n\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/iceman.shtml\n\nhttp://www.american.edu/ted/iceman.htm\n\nhttp://www.cruithni.org.uk/feature/iceman.html
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Did he really understand something?
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yes, i have seen several tv shows about it over the years.\n\ni dont believe anything is there.  i think it is a case of myth, rumor, legend gotten way out of hand.  there is probably some a little truth, but mostly exaggeration.  probably pirates did visit there several hundred years ago, maybe they left some valuable objects, but big treasure---doubtful.\n\nthink about it,  why go to such elaborate, unbelievable work to hide something that you plan to recover?  digging a hole 300 feet deep with technology circa 1700? \n\nbasically uninhabited island,  find a good spot, bury it 6 ft down, leave.  who is going to find it before they planned to come back? working 6 months, digging, to create the ultimate hiding place would call more attention to what they were doing.
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On the bottom of the Atlantic ocean, 1700 feet under the surface, archaeologists found the wreck of the old side-wheel steamship, "Republic."  She sank in a great hurricane in October, 1865, off the coast of Georgia (US - the country of Georgia is landlocked).\n\nNewspaper reports after the ship's loss said that she went down with $400,000 of gold coin, destined for New Orleans.  And one newspaper story suggesed she also carried a separate cargo of $70,000 in coin for someone else in New Orleans.\n\nUsing robotic equipment, the archaeologists excavated the SS Republic.  They found the remnants of two wooden barrels holding gold and silver coins, 59,000 in all.  So far, they have not found the rest of the money said to have been aboard th ship.\n\nThe wreck of the SS Republic presents MANY historical mysteries.  One of the myseries is, who were the people who escaped from her that stormy day?  Some are known and their stories have been found, but most remain just names in newspaper lists of shipwreck survivors.  Another is who were the people who died after the ship sank?  Newspaper accounts suggest one or two people drowned while swimming away from the sinking ship to lifeboats, and either 14 or 16 people died while castaways on a raft that was not found until a week after the sinking.  All of these people today are forgotten, nameless victims; who were they?\n\nOf course, the archaeologists would VERY much like to know where the rest of the money can be found on the wreck.\n\nAnd finally there is THIS mystery:\n\nAt least one and maybe more of the canvas bags of coins in the barrels came from the Bank of New York.  The archaeologists found the lead seals used by the bank to close the bags.  Those bags of coins were silver half-dollars, ALL made in the New Orleans mint in 1861 - some before Louisiana seceded from the Union, some made while Louisiana was an independent state, and others made when the Confederacy ruled.  So the coins in these bags were under Confederate control after they were minted.  Most of the money in New Orleans was dispersed into the Deep South when the Union assaulted, and captured, the city in April of 1862. \n\nHOW DID THEY GET TO NEW YORK DURING THE CIVIL WAR?\n\nHow did these bags of 1861 "O" silver half-dollars end up in a New York bank vault, and then come to be put on the doomed vessel to be shipped back to New Orleans only months after the war had ended?
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Well no, it isn't true. It's a webpage from a random nutcase. The internet is full of them. this one isn't even very entertaining.\n\nIf you are going to waste your time reading the webpages of psuedoscientific loonies (as I often do) you should at least look for the entertaining ones.\n\nI recommend the site below.
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Depends. Details please. What did she find???
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Hello,\nGuernon is fictional. The actual location was Haute Savoie (High Savoy).\nHope this helps.
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No record of who actually discovered it. It is several thousands of years old. It can be naturally extracted from Willow bark.
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There was a Man found in the alps who dates back 5000 years. As for mammoths there have been many which have been found fully intact with fur and everything.
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I would have to look at the source ,material myself to make this determination.\n\nTo me it seems plausible. I read the book, and I haven't seen the movie. It sure looks like a woman next to Jesus in the Last Supper painting.\n\nOpuis Dei is real. You can look them up.\n\nThere was a Nicean counsel, and at the counsel they wrote the Nicean creed which is still recited in Catholic Churches to this day. This is the counsel that the book says "elected" Jesus the savior.\n\nLike I said, I'd have to research the Nicean counsel and go deeper than what you can find on the Internet.
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I believe they weren't discovered all at the same time so there are different people that discovered them. Is this your homework from school? I don't know how it would be helpful to know their names.. but anyway, Hope you find your answer!
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I know that there is no definative proof that he ever existed at all but I found a web site that was the best by far on the subject, quite fun and a good read to:\n\nhttp://www.boldoutlaw.com/robbeg/\n\nI hope this helps you.\n\nBlessed Be