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Old 10th March 2021, 01:36 PM   #27
Kubur
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Originally Posted by fernando
In context, what misses an explanation is why, by whom and what this thing was made for.
Correct, but these information's are subjective.

On one side, we have the objective information's, physical descriptions and facts.

On the other side, we can try to guess by whom and why, but to do this, we need elements of comparison in books and museums...

Without these data, any explanation will be a lovely story, but no more.
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