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Doug Weller
June 23, 2011 04:05PM
[www.migration-diffusion.info]

fragments of tobacco found in 1976 in Paris in the abdominal cavity of the mummy of Ramses II as well the discovery of tobacco beetles found in Ramses II and the cave of Tutankhamen which supposedly are genetically exclusive to the Americas prior to Columbus.
etc.

Anything recent on this?
Doug

Doug Weller

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Doug's Skeptical Archaeology site::
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Tobacco, Ramesses II, King Tut

Doug Weller June 23, 2011 04:05PM

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Rick Baudé June 23, 2011 05:06PM

Re: Tobacco, Ramesses II, King Tut

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