#ramlat

via Confederate News Broadcasting University of Ujon Exterior has determined that the statue recovered from a tin mine on Ramlat is of contemporary origins, dismissing claims and speculation of its pre-Prothean status. In their press release, professor Kahlik Irgrimvy who represents the xenoarchaological department of the university, explained results of their investigations and their conclusion. According to the professor, the statue itself was several decades old and had been deliberately damaged to make it appear aged. As for why the statue was placed in the tin mine, professor Irgrimvyr referred to her colleague G. R. Sah’vik from the Ujon Geological and Mining School. According to Sah’vik’s theory, the mine shaft had been re-sealed somewhere in the past three decades and records of the act had probably been lost in the chaos of the Reaper War. Clan Forsan’s representatives have declined to comment on the subject.

via Confederate News Broadcasting An ancient statue has surfaced in a tin mine on Ramlat, and preliminary examinations imply that it may predate the Protheans. Information has been sparse since the discovery, as clan Forvess, who own the business operating the mine, have posted additional security to the site and restricted access. Camala’s University of Ujon Exterior has also declared that their xenoarchaeologists have been summoned to examine the find.

#earth, #yemen, 2013, 16°42'55"N 45°42'5"E #Linear #sand #dunes in the #Ramlat al-Sab'atayn, a region of #desert in north-central Yemen. This type of long, narrow #longitudinal dunes are called #seif and are oriented in a direction #parallel to the prevailing winds; they are alternating with salt flats, called #sabkhas. Image: DigitalGlobe, Google #fromabove

Reflections at Ramlat Dawada Lake in Sahara Desert, Libya Reflections at Ramlat Dawada Lake in Sahara Desert, Libya (by Miles_78). Source: http://visitheworld.tumblr.com/post/32802696838/reflections-at-ramlat-dawada-lake-in-sahara