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Dis is MUCH faster.

BBS's get attacked hackers & bots on a nearly non-stop basis. They'd have to have someone monitoring this site continuously to catch it all. Sucks, I know, but that's what I've seen with various boards over the years. There's far too many idiots & assholes with too much time on their hands m...

Minimalist wrote:They'd be screaming anyway. It's what they do.

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First; welcome back. Second; Re: Walking the North Atlantic. I have never done it, but from all the PICs and videos I have seen, an ice pack dosn't look like a very easy place to walk. Pressure ridges, cracks, soft snow, etc, etc. Maybe paddle along the edge and over night camp on the ice? That sou...

No, I never meant to imply that people don't migrate and take technology of some sort with them. Sorry if I came across that way. I fully believe in the probability (that) there have been more than a few migrations from a multitude of regions, using different routes and means to the new world. Have ...

While I am not against the idea of a lot ocean traffic going on in "un-recorded" times, I do think it is a bit of a stretch to say that any occurrence of red/black in an inscription, or rock painting, or what ever, is an example that Africans have been there. It is a high contrast color c...

Thanks for the link. Looks interesting.

I dunno... maybe human ancestors were better at standing on limbs, not grasping with feet?!? I know I was a hell of a branch swinger & walker as a child! I spent half my young life playing Tarzan. Seriously though, I would hesitantly agree with the view that the concestors were agile tree climbe...

Very interesting, and quite possibly one of the major keys in the evolutionary process. I've always wondered what drove one species to rapid change, while another barely changes at all. Now, maybe there is an answer to that. Me too. It may also explain the vast diversity in humans. But I would hate...

Very interesting, and quite possibly one of the major keys in the evolutionary process.

I've always wondered what drove one species to rapid change, while another barely changes at all. Now, maybe there is an answer to that.

Pffft...

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http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/clovis/ A Nova presentation this coming Tuesday on PBS. This show will present evidence for the Holocene Comet. Check local listings. 8) This program can be watched in full here: http://www.ninjavideo.net/video/20949 To play it, open the video helper ( javascript:newWin...

You'll find that one of the recurring themes around here is the notion that Neanderthal and Erectus are not considered the brutes that they were originally claimed to be by 19th century science. I'd just seen a news blurb focusing on new stone tool finds dated at at least 1/2 a million years. Incre...

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MichelleH wrote:We appear to be back up for the moment. Watch for interruptions as things are moved to a new server.

Any questions, please e-mail me at archaeologicanews@yahoo.com.

I keep you updated!

Michelle

Ahhh, it's back!

I thought my appearance here sent the board into a tailspin!