To: RightWhale
But of course paper doesn't last. Some guy on the History Channel once made a comment about Babylon being a society of paper and Egypt being a society of stone. If places got flooded away whatever records there were are probably gone, you see that even now; small towns die and nobody cares anymore and the place is functionally erased from history.
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02/05/2003 9:41:11 AM PST by
discostu
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To: discostu
If the records consisted mainly of scratches on sheets of treebark, a general flood probably wouldn't do much to preserve the record.
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