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An advance look from the November 2011 article about the crisis facing Coptic Christians in Egypt... http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOlwB3ArQQLoB8d7-4NinyAsa5/toplink Having trouble viewing this email? Click Here http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOlwB3ArQQLoB8d7-4NinyAsa5/tag?t=BOlwB3ArQQLoB8d7-4NinyAsa5 History/Archaeology October 2011 http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOlwB3ArQQLoB8d7-4NinyAsa5/home Join our Community.............................................. Add us on Facebook >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOlwB3ArQQLoB8d7-4NinyAsa5/facebook Follow us on Twitter >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOlwB3ArQQLoB8d7-4NinyAsa5/twitter Watch us on YouTube >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOlwB3ArQQLoB8d7-4NinyAsa5/youtube RSS Feeds >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOlwB3ArQQLoB8d7-4NinyAsa5/rss Main Article.................................................... What Became of the Tano? http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOlwB3ArQQLoB8d7-4NinyAsa5/han1hed The Indians who greeted Columbus were long believed to have died out. But a journalist's search for their descendants turned up surprising results Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOlwB3ArQQLoB8d7-4NinyAsa5/han1mor Columbus' Confusion About the New World >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOlwB3ArQQLoB8d7-4NinyAsa5/han1exp Featured Articles................................................ 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