steven pyatt Wrote:
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> I'm sorry but the discussion of what me and ritva
> define as pantheism is totally off topic in this
> forum.

Fine with me. Getting into religion is always a mistake

> as to the other i completely agree that we have no
> idea under which circumstances the bodies found at
> ur met their demise. Or that they even died at the
> same time.
> Theres fifteen generations buried at my family
> plot in similar circumstances right next to each
> other.

Um, not exactly the same. If I recall correctly - and forgive
me for writing from memory - the main burial was found in
a central chamber and the other bodies lying in rows in an outer
passage or room.

On the other hand from what you say I assume your
family, (fifteen generations? Wow! That would be what?
three- four hundred years of burials? I am sincerely impressed
by your family continuity!) is buried in individual
graves - or is there a family mausoleaum (sic)?

In either case the different dates of the burials would be
fairly obvious from the clothing of the deceased or failing
any cloth remains c14 testing.



> i hope in four thousand years time someone doesn't
> dig us all up and think we were all involved in a
> suicide pact because of the similarity of the
> coffin handles