THe Childhood home of George Washington Discovered in Virginia

A New Archaeological Discovery

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A remarkable discovery has recently been announces by the National;Geographic Foundation. In Viginia the home of the first President General George Eashinton has been found and excavations are presently underway.The expensice hand painted pottery excavated at the site suggests that the people owning that site were very wealthy as the creamware pottery is a sure status marker, to use an archaeological jargon. The picture of the pine bears a masonic symbol and that confirms a long held belief on the hold of the Free Masons on the ealy rebels. In fact the whole of the City of Washington DC is replete with masonic allusions.

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Reply #1 from Stardock Forums Top

I love this kind of stuff.

Reply #2 from JoeUser Forums Top

Very interesting article. What a great discovery. But strange that it was someone from outside the US who writes an article about this. Thanks Bahu.

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Reply #3 from JoeUser Forums Top
Charles, it is all over the news here (but then this is Virginia and they like to "preserve" everything).

But Bahu, wrong category. The US Civil war was 1861-1865. Washington was dead over 60 years when it was fought. He was the leader during the Revolutionary War (or the war of insurrection as the English call it).
Reply #4 from JoeUser Forums Top
Charles, it is all over the news here (but then this is Virginia and they like to "preserve" everything).
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Well, I meant here on JU.
Reply #5 from JoeUser Forums Top
Well, I meant here on JU.
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Oh, gotcha. Yea, if I had had the time, I would have written something. These 15 hour days are murder tho.
Reply #6 from Stardock Forums Top

But Bahu, wrong category. The US Civil war was 1861-1865. Washington was dead over 60 years when it was fought. He was the leader during the Revolutionary War (or the war of insurrection as the English call it).
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I know, but the appropriate category on the JU menu did not open and hence this.