Chapter 54BristolIt took me some time to realise that the others now
looked upon me as their spokesman. Back in the UK, when the media were
scrambling for interviews, the experts – anxious to complete their work on
the Mosaic Project – pointed every caller in my direction. Fortunately,
after a few weeks, public interest waned. Although the rumblings from
disgruntled religious historians and archaeologists showed no sign of
abating.
At the university, we were now sufficiently advanced to
begin discussing dates for the next revelation – the Mosaic Tablets. This
was of a magnitude to shatter many long-held beliefs. It had the potential
to inflame the senses of the most devout. It was advocated by all present
that we should be extremely cautious about the choice of venue. It was
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