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Habitat information between the fourth and fifth images alerts us to "Abundance of bendee and mulga (Acacia spp) leaf litter, forbs (Sida filiformis), rock sedges (Scleria sphacelata), and tufted grasses (Sporobolus caroli); Conglomerate, granite, limestone or sandstone rocky outcrops; Sources of permanent freshwater within 3 miles (4.82 kilometers) of the family home."

Isn't it impelling to imagine a garden inspired by the ring-tailed rock-wallaby habitat iteration?

It might make both a rock- and a water-featured garden in one!

(Of course the permanent freshwater-source would be far, far closer than 3 miles (4.82 kilometers;-D!)

The American western coastline perhaps archives ancient artifacts of ancient earthquakes, from Alaska through Central and South America.

There's an argument in IberoAmerican archaeology about western coastal earthquakes interrupting the afore-indicated biogeography of such ancient cultures as the Chavin of Peru and the Maya of Guatemala and Mexico.

Quipu is more than a counting implement. It lodges cultural and literary information.

Mightn't quipu matter in western-coastal American earthquake history and reconstruction?

Vézelay, Yonne department, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region, north-central France has an 11th-century basilica in St. Mary Magdalene's honor and with her final resting-place and relics.

Is there any other place indicating such an interment credibly?

Glad you enjoyed it. The issue of the divine feminine is of major importance in religion.

Fav Big Bro,

This is an outstanding piece of writing and an excellent analysis of this legend.
I thoroughly enjoyed learning this, which is all new to me. .

I think that ground limestone would fall into the category of rock dust. Therefore it would be available in areas where it can be mined and ground.

Aides have an important role in selecting material that they think iy important for the Pope to read. Of course, the pope can ask his aides to fetch him papers of his own choosing.

There is no theological objection to a woman becoming an aide to the pope. But I do not know of any.

No, but that would add quite a bit of scare.

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Might an aide read papers that he -- might any Vatican female workers make it to aide to the pope? -- might manage himself or would all actions on anything incoming mandate papal involvement?

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Is ground limestone as precariously available as, more precariously available than, not at all as precariously available as calcified seaweed?

This wizzley goes nicely with your wizzley on the theramin.

Have you, or have you known those who, had Halloween decorations by eery fiber optics and Halloween music by eerie theramin?

I have never been privy to what is on the pope's desk, but he does have aides who select papers for| him to read.

It depends on your soil's pH. Calcified seaweed is a good soil enhancer, but very acidic soils, such as found in certain mountain regions, such as parts of North Wales might require ground limestone, which is a bigger dose of alkalinity than calcified seaweed might provide.

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Is soil inhabitable by brassicas and potatoes improved by calcified seaweed or is that more lime's -- ;-D -- calling?

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Who decides what dwells on the pope's desk?
For example, is Pope XIV's computer or his desk or his filing cabinet the first stop for everything that itinerates digitally and postally into the Vatican?