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A young woman from Vedbaek, Denmark, buried with her newborn child who had been placed on the wing of a swan, 4000 BC.
Vedbaek 'The swan's wing burial' Tomb 8 is the most famous of the burials, containing a young woman, who may have died in childbirth, and a premature baby.
The symbolism of the baby on the swan wing has been much debated with suggestions including purity and a waterfowl's ability to transcend water, land, and air.
Indeed, both bodies were cared for in death (the disordered state of the mother's ribs suggests that she may have been resting on an organic "pillow"), suggesting the belief that the spirit remained with the body.
Source: Antique Archeology
But I get what you mean, Lee. Not trying to just purposely argue with you because I do get what you mean. But I choose to err on the side of caution with people who are outloud about what they're trying to build with people who haven't been vetted.
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In my current state it's only a 3 week course (so I assume it's similar there), it's significantly cheaper. It's mostly dump truck work, and I'm not sure if I want to drive big rigs across Alaska. Cdls don't transfer from state to state so if I go through the trouble of getting a class A I would be relegated to working in AK. I would feel better about ditching a class b, the work, time, and money over a class A.
