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11/4: ARCE/UCB Egyptology Lecture: Scribal Games in the Temple of Dendera (berkeley)
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Glenn Meyer
Oct 17, 2012, 2:40:13 AM10/17/12
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The Northern California Chapter of the American Research Center in
Egypt; the Department of Near Eastern Studies, UC Berkeley; and the
Center for Middle Eastern Studies, UC Berkeley, are sponsoring
The Annual Holiday Suq
and the lecture:
The Scribal Games: Iconography & Epithet Plays in the Temple of
Dendera
by Dr. Barbara Richter, University of California, Berkeley
When: Suq at 1:30 p.m., Lecture at 2:30 p.m., Sunday, November 4,
2012
Where: Barrows Hall, Room 110, Barrow Lane and Bancroft Way, UC
Berkeley
How much: No charge, donations are welcome.
For more information: http://home.comcast.net/~hebsed/contents.htm
The Suq selection will be enhanced by handicrafts and other items
brought from Egypt this year. THIS IS NO GARAGE SALE! So come do your
holiday shopping for those Egyptological friends of yours, not to
mention yourself.
Glenn Meyer
Publicity Director, Northern California Chapter
American Research Center in Egypt
Egypt; the Department of Near Eastern Studies, UC Berkeley; and the
Center for Middle Eastern Studies, UC Berkeley, are sponsoring
The Annual Holiday Suq
and the lecture:
The Scribal Games: Iconography & Epithet Plays in the Temple of
Dendera
by Dr. Barbara Richter, University of California, Berkeley
When: Suq at 1:30 p.m., Lecture at 2:30 p.m., Sunday, November 4,
2012
Where: Barrows Hall, Room 110, Barrow Lane and Bancroft Way, UC
Berkeley
How much: No charge, donations are welcome.
For more information: http://home.comcast.net/~hebsed/contents.htm
The Suq selection will be enhanced by handicrafts and other items
brought from Egypt this year. THIS IS NO GARAGE SALE! So come do your
holiday shopping for those Egyptological friends of yours, not to
mention yourself.
Glenn Meyer
Publicity Director, Northern California Chapter
American Research Center in Egypt
JTEM
Oct 21, 2012, 7:18:18 PM10/21/12
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Lee Olsen <paleoc...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> "A fraction of the Neanderthal mitochondrial genome sequence has
> a similarity with a 5,839-bp nuclear DNA sequence of mitochondrial
> origin (numt) on the human chromosome 1. This fact has never been
> interpreted.
Strangely, this still isn't talking about what you think it's
talking about, Nope. It's still not talking about the
Neanderthal DNA that all non Africans carry.
Nope.
It's still completely unrelated to anything I've ever argued,
at any time, in this or any other group.
Nope.
It's unrelated to and fails to support anything you've
ever claimed.
Still.
Just like every other time you've posted it, it's still
completely irrelevant, totally unrelated.
You're welcome.
> "A fraction of the Neanderthal mitochondrial genome sequence has
> a similarity with a 5,839-bp nuclear DNA sequence of mitochondrial
> origin (numt) on the human chromosome 1. This fact has never been
> interpreted.
Strangely, this still isn't talking about what you think it's
talking about, Nope. It's still not talking about the
Neanderthal DNA that all non Africans carry.
Nope.
It's still completely unrelated to anything I've ever argued,
at any time, in this or any other group.
Nope.
It's unrelated to and fails to support anything you've
ever claimed.
Still.
Just like every other time you've posted it, it's still
completely irrelevant, totally unrelated.
You're welcome.
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