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What does De Soto have to do with the Amazon?

http://www.boell-latinoamerica.org/down ... vroASC.pdf

http://www.nylicsocialworkeramazonas.com/id28.html

http://www.saa.org/Publications/Current ... rrent.html

COOL!

http://campusapps.fullerton.edu/news/in ... witt2.html

Article on bitumen in Central America.
One day they will excavate one of these pits, like in
Southern California. Bound to be some fascinating
things in the bottom of these tar pits!

Amerindian Seafarers at 150 A.D. http://www.caribbeancompass.com/amerindian.htm And at 300 A.D. Amerindian's had built a light house at the mouth of the Miami River and a man made canal near the Caloosahatchee River. This was on the west coast of Florida. And along the east coast of Florida they whe...

Ancient MesoAmerica News Updates 2008, No. 69: El Manatí, Veracruz - Formative Period Vessel (ca. 1750 BC) Containing Cacao-based Beverage Identified In 2007 I wrote the following introduction to Maya News Updates 2007, No. 76: "Archaeological research at the site of Puerto Escondido, located i...

No, it's never to early to get into chocolate, ESPECIALLY when it's an "alcoholic beverage!" Have to hand it to the Olmec, they brought in the Ballgame, and what better to have while watching a Ballgame ... a nice beer, or one fermentd cacao beverage! Throw in a few taco's and what more co...

http://lithiccastinglab.com/gallery-pag ... epage1.htm

Some fascinating work here at Sheridan Cave.
Wouldn't mind reading the field work material
and visiting the site.

With this present "Low" Pressure Syetem standing over southern Florida
this week, I doubt that they will be doing much survey work until
it moves out. Most of Southern and West Florida have been getting some
heavy rain for the last few days.

http://www.latinamericanstudies.org/olmec-colossal-heads-1.htm Ok, here's something to ponder. The Olmec are known to have vanished around 800 B.C., which is still unbeknownced as to why. Archaeologist comment that the colossal heads and monuments where largely mutilated by possible invaders, or the...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aucilla_River This would be my best guess. Clovis material is known to prevail along and in the Aucilla River. Follow the Aucilla River south to the Pleistocene Coast line and there should be some heavy midden material out there! http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/vertpaleo/aucill...

http://www.hondurasthisweek.com/2003nov/national.htm Might have to scroll down a bit to find the article. It has a picture of the skull. Neat stuff! So ... did the Olmec migrate North out of South America and bring the rubber tree and the ball game with them? Or ... did they meet the Andean people i...

www.perigeezero.org/treatise/timeline/index.html

Came across this while searching for information concerning
geological events around 800 A.D. Some interesting reading,
which I thought might be if interest for this topic.

CHEERS...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taurid_meteor_shower

http://www.azer.com/aiweb/categories/ma ... hcave.html

Interesting story ... Cave Bear's and Neantherhal's

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22545579/

http://www.photobox.ru/gallery/pic44.47.91818.html

Ya'll do realize that this time frame, around 8,000 B.C. is when the Holocene sea level is slowing down and reaching/establishing it's current sea level as we know it. That in it's self could be a factor of a lake breaching it's natural levee. That's the first thought that come to my mind. http://ww...

Hummm ... What is the last count for those Virgin's promised by Allah if you "Blow Your Ass Up?" I've heard "upteen", but never have really read the fine print!