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E.P. I know you can read better than that. I have said I don’t know who were the first to the Western Hemisphere. But I would like to be allowed to know. There is just too much evidence that it was not any of the currently advertised “First.” They were not the first. They were just the ones that ca...

"Just curious when you think people first inhabited the America's." Well..... That is the big question isn't it. One thing the evidence becoming public in increasing amounts is that was long before, and by people not related to, the current "First Peoples" (Who lump themselves i...

http://www.examiner.com/article/are-secret-plans-for-a-casino-behind-the-strange-track-rock-saga?CID=examiner_alerts_article Tribal warfare in the 21st century. And the beat goes on. This article explains very well my compliant about the whole “First Peoples” concept. It is all about money. Lots of...

Farpoint wrote:Before I comment, if I'm qualified to comment, may I ask, which paper specifically?

qualified, heh, there are no qualifications required, just looking for imput. it's a paper for Anthro 219: world prehistory.

Hey guys I need a bit of help. I need to know if my conclusions or statements in the following paragraph are accurate assessments of the quotes. This is for a paper so I don't want anyone to reword it for me or anything, i just want to know if i've made a proper interpretation of the quotes. For exa...

The picture below was taken by Curtis in 1908 of Sitting Bear: http://media.cleveland.com/ent_impact_arts/photo/curtis1995203256jpg-99999633d8bc6094_medium.jpg I have always had doubts about a pure Asian influence, but of course European genetic influence started 400 years plus before this picture,...

Hi once again - (Well, I see that the MacArthur Prize people have missed me yet once again. Oh well... Copies of the first edition of "Man and Impact in the Americas" are still available.) As you continue your studies, I am sure you will run into various conflicting morphologies as well. ...

One more thing about the land bridge theory making all migrations from asia, I was told in an anthro class that the last migration is the only one that can be linguistically linked to languages on the other side. So has language over there changed that much that earlier migrations wouldn't be linked...

The basics of the major ocean currents would not be affected by the ice sheets. Local disruptions yes. But water reacts to the Earths rotation pretty much the same through out time. Even more so near the Equator. cool, thanks. I am just trying to get a sense of what new theories they may have drawn...

Thanks min. So it is known that the currents would exist pre ice-age as they do now?

thanks for the link. very interesting.

thanks chris. Did you say that the points are very similar to ones found in east africa dating around the same time? Whats the connection? meaning how do you and your colleagues believe these people came to be in valsequillo?

what about valsequillo? is it worth referencing, has it held up?

Hey Guys, I've just been reading up on this topic. Have the dates for this site been adequately disproved in any way? If not are there theories of origin that go along with these dates/evience? it always made a lot more sense to me that people came north as ice receded or land became ice-free. I thi...

thanks a lot guys.