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Elizabeth Kostova's novel The historian is amassing

Does anybody know the coordinates???

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Someone tell Ødegård it can be done with robots. The cia raised part of a Soviet sub at like 16 thousand feet. This isn’t worth it tho because we don’t need their nuclear torpedoes or code papers. I don’t believe they had any

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I think OP has taken liberties with the post title for sure...

Headline should read:

"Medieval (or not) ship found in Norway‘s biggest lake"

Police: Detective, we have found this dead body here

Detective: I see, i know exacppromitery when the murder happened

P: when?

D: somewhen between now and 2,000 B.C.

Narrator: what the Detective didn't knew is that the dead body is from a future where they dump the bodies to the past. So, yeah, Detective Perry is a scumbag!

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He's literally from the house of draculesti, and has been called and even signed as different variations of Vlad Dracula if I remember correctly and a son of vlad dracul. He most definitely is an inspiration.

If they havent been able to retrieve samples yet and are going based on imaging only, its a reasonable range

"It's from any time Europe started crafting boats to now."

>the historical inspiration for Stoker’s vampiric count

well, that's a popular myth, but there's no indication in the novel that Dracula is Vlad Tepes

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Japan has had a long list of atrocities in such short amount of time lol

There's this already:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viking_Ship_Museum_(Oslo)

From that range I mean... there's more years there that are post-medieval than actually medieval...

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Looking for ammo dumped by an ammo factory, found a ship. Good haul i might say.

I like that they say a medieval ship, like yes we used medieval ships as we industrialized the nation. Nothing beats tradition as we modernize.

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Not even close we forgot about this boat. No way you forget the story about the ship in Vasa.

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