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What A Wondrous World We Live In .. EYE Report

Wednesday, April 6, 2011 14:38
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Unknown primate footprint casts

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Thrihnukagigur volcano

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Knights Templar

The Templars were considered the pope's private army, protecting Jerusalem for more than 50 years. But their legacy came to a sudden end casting them from the heights of wealth and power to the dark corners of history. Now, on the ruins of a 12th century castle near the border between what are now Israel and Syria, a team of archaeologists peel away centuries of sediment, uncovering signs of a six-day siege that could have led to the Templars' demise.

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