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Google's doodle and HTML5, could it be done with XHTML 1?

I've read on websites and heard on podcasts that the Google doodle is was bestowed upon the masses through the miracle of HTML5. I looking at the code and validated the source of the Google homepage page via W3C and received 35 errors. While HTML5 is certainly fine and dandy it seems the real work is being done by CSS3 and JavaScript. In fact, this could be done with XHTML 1, correct?

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