Re: "A Thesis Submitted in Partial Fulfillment..."

Posted by Mark Indy from emb-r1-p176.cybertrails.com on April 21, 1999 at 01:15:46:

In Reply to: "A Thesis Submitted in Partial Fulfillment..." posted by Inbanana Jones on April 20, 1999 at 20:40:54:

: HOWEVER, you brought up an interesting point: WHAT, in fact, was Mr. ("you call him DR. Jones, lady!") Jones' dissertation on? Something related to Lost Arky stuff? Analyzing Pop Ravenwood's old excavation notes and artifacts? "A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Booby-Traps in Mortuary Contexts"???
: Oh help me, I'm contributing to this forum and it's past my bedtime...
: Thoughts?
:

Probably nothing that wild, most likely something like "The Analysis of Cross-Cultural Influences on the Development of Corded Ware Horizon Pottery Style of the Balkan-Pontic Interaction Region and the Typology of Unprovenanced Material from the Greek Mainland as it Relates to the Archaeological Record of the Pre-Dynastic Site of Hierakonopolis and the Western Nile Delta." You know, something you just can't put down because it's such exciting reading.

Mark

Follow Ups:

• Re: "A Thesis Submitted in Partial Fulfillment..." Michaelson 13:20:57 4/21/99 (0)
• Read the first book of the IJ series and you'll see!!! (nm) Tessa 12:52:29 4/21/99 (3)
  • See What? Groo 14:15:48 4/21/99 (2)
    • His thesis was the discovery of the stone in Delphi. Dorian suggested it to Indy, remember? (nm) Tessa 19:20:01 4/21/99 (1)
      • Don't read the novels, sorry.NM Groo 19:53:44 4/21/99 (0)

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