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Plague pit found in London. - bigpaul - 15 March 2013
RE: Plague pit found in London. - TheFalcon - 15 March 2013
There is a local park where i live which used to be a ancient burial ground,Everyone walks their dogs there now and gypsy's live there
RE: Plague pit found in London. - bigpaul - 15 March 2013
(15 March 2013, 10:06)TheFalcon Wrote: There is a local park where i live which used to be a ancient burial ground,Everyone walks their dogs there now and gypsy's live there
yes, but they arent digging it up and disturbing the ground, or are they?
RE: Plague pit found in London. - TheFalcon - 15 March 2013
Not to my knowledge but you never know,If the gypos think theres a pound note down there could be the end of us all
RE: Plague pit found in London. - bigpaul - 15 March 2013
(15 March 2013, 10:12)TheFalcon Wrote: Not to my knowledge but you never know,If the gypos think theres a pound note down there could be the end of us all
yep, exactly!
RE: Plague pit found in London. - Metroyeti - 15 March 2013
How long can flea eggs stay dormant/survive for? I know they can last through bad winters and only take 7 seconds to hatch. Theres been cases of archeologists finding frogs/toads in dried mud inside the pyramids.so all it would take is one surving flea with the plaque.
RE: Plague pit found in London. - bigpaul - 15 March 2013
(15 March 2013, 11:26)Metroyeti Wrote: How long can flea eggs stay dormant/survive for? I know they can last through bad winters and only take 7 seconds to hatch. Theres been cases of archeologists finding frogs/toads in dried mud inside the pyramids.so all it would take is one surving flea with the plaque.
yes, that was the point i was trying to make.
RE: Plague pit found in London. - TheFalcon - 15 March 2013
RE: Plague pit found in London. - Tibbs735 - 15 March 2013
Our biology teacher was discussing this, and apparently some biologists think it might have been a previously unknown, hemorrhagic virus.
RE: Plague pit found in London. - bigpaul - 15 March 2013
(15 March 2013, 15:17)Tibbs735 Wrote: Our biology teacher was discussing this, and apparently some biologists think it might have been a previously unknown, hemorrhagic virus.
nice!
glad i dont live near the site.