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From: barry1@ihlpa.att.com (Barry O Olson)
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Subject: Re: Does Anybody Know About ....
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In article <Mar.20.03.52.30.1991.9430@athos.rutgers.edu>, ccicpg!keith@uunet.uu.net (Keith McIntyre) writes:
> In article <Mar.18.11.53.37.1991.8461@athos.rutgers.edu>, gross@dg-rtp.dg.com (Gene Gross) writes:
> > I just obtained a book called _The Archko Volume_.  
> > 
> 
> The Archko Volume has been around for quite awhile, going in and out of 
> print. The first half of the book gives the historical background for the
> archeological "find." I don't know enough to say whether or not the 

Archeological find is a misnomer. The book is supposedly a collection
of statements made by Jesus's contemporaries gleened from the libraries
of the Vatican, and the Byzantine church*. The underground vaults
are full of old manuscripts which do not surface until someone takes
the time to research them. 
*I can get a clearer detail of names of those who stumbled on these
manuscripts if anyone is interested, as well as the name of the Byzantine
church where some of them were kept(I can't recall off hand).

barry olson