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"Whatever Dr. Gann's conclusions may be, his actual discoveries are of stupendous interest. The causeway that he has found is of supreme importance. He regards it as having been built for the purposes of human sacrifice. I disagree. My reason for disagreeing is that there are similar causeways in Cambodia which were designed purely for ceremonial purposes.