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By maggie December 14, 2007 -- 06:41 AM
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By Megan Golding July 18, 2007 -- 04:19 AM
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Janice, pictures do come through on most other blogs I read. It has to do with how the RSS is set up.
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By Janice Friesen July 17, 2007 -- 11:02 PM
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Susie,
Bad news! Julie left yesterday so I cannot ask her those questions. Maybe I will try to ask someone else, but it may be that I cannot find out the answers. Julie was saying that this is a new field and that they are just now building a database of information. There is not really enough info yet to learn anything conclusive.
She did also say that what they can find out is broad generalizations. For example, they know that the swirls in men's fingerprints are in general wider apart than those in women's fingerprints. This can only be said when you take a large group and average them. So, theoretically if you have a good database of fingerprints from pots in a certain period you could see if there were more women or men potters, or you could determine changes over time which might correlate with wars or other things that might take men away from the potting profession. All of this is only in the guess form now though.
Janice
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By Sister Susie July 17, 2007 -- 06:55 PM
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I have questions for Julie. How do fingerprints still exist on clay pots that have been covered with dirt for such a long time? How do you prevent new fingerprints from the people getting the atrifacts out of the ground from obliterating the original prints? And since I don't think they had an ancient Greece fingerprint database to use to look up what you find, how do you figure out who they belong to?
P.S. today I didn't have to scroll down to find the content
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By Mark Ahlness July 17, 2007 -- 04:27 PM
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Janice, your pics are not coming through Bloglines or Netvibes (the 2 biggest rss readers currently) - but I am loving your blog! I usually connect directly to your blog every couple of days to enjoy the pics. Thanks! - Mark
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By Janice Friesen July 16, 2007 -- 11:23 PM
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Megan,
Do other blogs you read through RSS feed show the pictures? If so, I will mention that to My eCoach people.
Thanks for reading!
Janice
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By Megan Golding July 16, 2007 -- 11:10 AM
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The bios you just provided are really interesting to read. Thanks for "introducing" us to the folks working at Corinth.
On a side note: I read Learning in Greece via a feed and the pictures don't come through over RSS. It's a shame because your pictures help tell your stories so well (I read the post about the opera without the pictures -- it's much better with them!).
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