What this actually is, I suspect, is the remnants of Shadizar in Zamora.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Hyperboria Found
As if we needed evidence, a team of Polish archeologists have discovered a human settlement in the Sudan that may date back 70,000 years. This pushes the human settlement theory way back, as it is generally thought that homo sapiens began building walls around themselves about 9-10000 years ago.
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Then it wouldn't be Hyperborea, would it? It'd be Zamora...
Unless you meant to say "The Hyborean Age," and not Hyperborea, which was a kingdom in the Hyborean Age
:p
Also...if it was in the Sudan it'd likely be the remains of a city in Darfar, not Zamora :p
Yes, the title should read: Hyboria Found
Dagnabbit!!! I knew I would get that jumbled in my head and the blog.
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