#valeriana

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Archaeologists from the USA and Mexico have found a previously unknown Maya city by studying LiDAR data from a 2013 forest survey.

It is located in the state of Campeche, and the researchers named it Valeriana after a nearby lake.

The city had over 6600 structures, and at its peak (750 to 850 AD) it may have housed over 30 000 people. The density of the buildings is second only to Calakmul.

Source links:

The Guardian | BBC | CNN | Smithsonian Mag

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Some of My favorite amphibia characters!

And my all time fav creature

He was so creature .

How could they take that from meee!

These are just half btw

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Day 1317 of Amphibia Screenshots

Episode: The Second Temple

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Southern Grits with Beaked Corn Salad

“In the early spring, around the months of March and April, you’ll find in the moist open fields of the South a tasty wild green with a smooth texture like butterhead lettuce. It’s called corn salad.”

“The way corn salad got its name was from the fact that in Europe it was often found growing wild in grain fields. It was harvested during the winter and early spring, and eventually came into cultivation. The European corn salad is also commonly known as mâche or lamb’s lettuce.”

After rinsing and then soaking the greens in a vinegar water bath. I chopped them and added them to cooked grits with cheese and bacon bits and topped with some soft boiled eggs.

The greens had a very nice tender texture and a slightly nutty taste.

Source:

Edible Uses and Identification of Corn Salad (Valerianella radiata)

Learn the edible uses and identification of beaked corn salad (Valerianella radiata), often called mache or lamb's lettuce, with closeups of

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Amphibia has been dead for 20 years and he’s still here

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