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29th June 2011, 06:48 PM
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Hello Indy (If you're going to go by the late 20th century's greatest fictional archeologist, then I get to call you by his nickname
 ) and thanks for the response... I was hesitant to attribute it to the Solomon Islands with any degree of certainty, given the (general) form seems to occur elsewhere in the South Pacific. The more time I am spending with this club, the more I am warming to it...  What appear as crescents when viewed head-on take on the appearance of open, teeth-lined mouths when viewed horizontally from the edge:
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