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'''Comer's Midden Monsters''' are [[Monster (nonfiction)|monsters]] released during the early nineteenth century by archaeological research at [[Comer's Midden (nonfiction)|Comer's Midden]] in Greenland. | '''Comer's Midden Monsters''' are [[Monster (nonfiction)|monsters]] released during the early nineteenth century by archaeological research at [[Comer's Midden (nonfiction)|Comer's Midden]] in Greenland. | ||
In | In contemporary usage, the term "Comer's Midden Monster" may refer to any monster having great affinity with the [[Comer's Midden (nonfiction)|Comer's midden]] site. | ||
More strict usage applies exclusively to monsters born of the archaeological site itself, excluding non-site monsters who wish to haunt the site for reasons of their own. | |||
== In the News == | == In the News == | ||
Latest revision as of 09:31, 5 July 2016
Comer's Midden Monsters are monsters released during the early nineteenth century by archaeological research at Comer's Midden in Greenland.
In contemporary usage, the term "Comer's Midden Monster" may refer to any monster having great affinity with the Comer's midden site.
More strict usage applies exclusively to monsters born of the archaeological site itself, excluding non-site monsters who wish to haunt the site for reasons of their own.
In the News
Comer's Midden will always be home, where a Comer's Midden Monster goes.
Delicious aroma of sulfur pyramids attracts Comer's Midden Monsters to Alberta.