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Malacca state seeks follow-up on ancient bones

Friday, May 30th, 2008 Posted in Malaysia | Comments Off

After a period of silence, the state of Malacca is trying to find out what's the story behind the bones that were unearthed last year. No word yet on skeletons found ... Read more..

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