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'Buddha's skull' found in Nanjing


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Chinese archaeologists have claimed that a 1,000-year-old miniature pagoda, unearthed in Nanjing, holds a piece of skull belonging to Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism.

The pagoda was wedged tightly inside an iron case that was discovered at the site of a former temple in the city in August.

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So Buddah died, and his followers dismembered his dead carcass and put him in a bunch of little boxes? :o Right on Buddists! :tu:

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So Buddah died, and his followers dismembered his dead carcass and put him in a bunch of little boxes? :o Right on Buddists! :tu:

And then said "Oops", and decided they'd better worship him to make up for it....................... :P

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So Buddah died, and his followers dismembered his dead carcass and put him in a bunch of little boxes? :o Right on Buddists! :tu:

:huh: Isn't that how you're supposed to show someone that you value their ideals?

I would totally ball out one of those pagoda's in my family room... skull fragment included. It would be quite the conversation piece.

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