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Sunday, September 29, 2013

Mystery of a message in a bottle: discovered in vessel

de bene esse: literally, of well-being, morally acceptable but subject to future validation or exception


Mystery surrounds a note inside a century-old glass vessel that was painstakingly recovered from under a flagstone at Durham Cathedral this week.
The bottle contained a faded piece of paper with the names of who are believed to be three gravediggers, along with the message: 'This grave was opened on Sunday May 11th 1913.'
But experts are baffled as to why the men left the note there or what it means.
Mystery: Experts painstakingly recovered this century-old glass vessel from underneath Durham Cathedral but bafflement surrounds the meaning of a note that was left inside
Mystery: Experts painstakingly recovered this century-old glass vessel from underneath Durham Cathedral but bafflement surrounds the meaning of a note that was left inside

The note was written on the back of an advert for the Globe Theatre in London, known now as the Gielgud Theatre
The note was written on the back of an advert for the Globe Theatre in London, known now as the Gielgud Theatre

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2437437/Mystery-message-bottle-Vessel-discovered-cathedrals-flagstones-raises-questions-answers.html#ixzz2gKKeZWNY 

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