archeology project
Well, the response to the project so far is outstanding and people love the art work that I've included. I've coded in URL's and credits wherever I knew them for the artists whose material I've been using. You've also inspired some of the kids who are going to try their hands at incorporating ASCii art into their future projects. I am still looking for a few more items - Zuni bear fetish with a lightening bolt kokopelli Discobolus: [Discus Thrower] The caryatids Minoan Bull-Jumpers Ankh And of course, any other historic "artifact"type items would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again for everything you've already contributed. Lisa
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