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Archaeologists and naturalists astonished to find yolk and albumen that may reveal secrets about the bird that laid it
This is pretty cool, I think. Imagine breaking that while you're trying to conserve it. I wonder if it would have a smell still.
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For @bearlytolerable, and I’ll go ahead and tag @thevikingwoman also since I think you were part of the problem idea also :P
Have a sketch of Egyptian god egg. I kind of combined a bit of Thoth in there too since Thoth was the god of knowledge and all that good stuff. But also a bird and I can’t see Solas as a bird god, so I melded a bit in with Anubis.
I got ideas for the outfit from both google searches on the gods and symbolism and the anime Kamigami No Asobi.
When Oxford Archaeology carried out archaeological excavations at Berryfields, just outside Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire, the extent and range of the discoveries were more than anyone could have foreseen.
The luck of something as fragile as an egg found intact is just out of sight. Other things were well-preserved, too, which makes this an interesting find.
They still can’t fully crack the mystery.
Discovered in England, the egg is thought to be the only one of its kind—and analysis of its contents could shed new light on its origins
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Scientists are "blown away" to find a 1,700-year-old Roman chicken egg still has its yolk inside.
