The search for historical artifact's of lion's fighting tigers

slowburner

Quite a specific interest you have there.
It's hard to think where you might get assistance with your enquiry, but I'll move the post to here for the time being.

Degsy

Where in nature do you find Lion's(sic) and Tigers on the same continent??

historical artifact's protaining to the conflict's o lion's and tiger's of the past,

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Gee Bag

Degsy wrote: »

Where in nature do you find Lion's(sic) and Tigers on the same continent??

Round the back of the Ballinasloe horse fair is probably your best bet to seem them fighting.

Father Time

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You can find them on the same conteinent in india, place's like Persia, Goona, palamau, pakistan, iran, the gengis river, Himalaya, Gir forest an many other place's there territory's over-laped. They were imported to many counrty's as far back as the 9th century like Rome, Britain, China, japan, pretty much the biggest country's in the world.

Father Time

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Father Time

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Father Time

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slowburner

This really has nothing to do with archaeology.
I already moved your first post to History & Heritage (in spite of reservations about its appropriateness for that forum).
Perhaps you would be better off posting in the Zoology forum.

Father Time

Oh, yeah I posted in the wrong thread I caught that kinda late, you can close the thread if you like, so there's no confusion. But correct me if I'm wrong, archaeology deal's with Historical artifact's, am I right? A Zoologist just record's certain attribute's an anatomy's or social living trait's of live animal's an fossil's, they wouldent have a artifact like a Sculpture, or Painting, or scripture an those type's of thing's that are mostly in Museum's, Ruin's, Temple's, Palace's that hold 50-1,000 year old relic's, antique's an remnent's.
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Which that's why I chosed this thread because of the preservation's any Archaeologist might have.

slowburner

Definition of archaeology
the study of human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites and the analysis of artefacts and other physical remains.

http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/archaeology

Sure, artefacts are studied by archaeologists, but in order to give us information about human history and prehistory.
The study of artefacts is not an end in itself.

As I said, your posts would be better suited to the Zoology forum, and perhaps Antiques & Collectibles.

Good luck with your enquiries.