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"If they are lunar or Martian meteorites, that would rank as an important event."

I do not understand.
What kind of meteorites are these?

None of this answers the question of if the Nez Perce were farmers, of any crop, or not.

More than the dates, I was interested in the concept of "cultivating tobacco”
That implies more than just finding and gathering wild plants.

And perhaps brings up the idea that they grew it for trade.

It is not just a warm area plant.
It is grown in Canada, just east of Detroit.

From today’s news page https://popular-archaeology.com/article/interior-northwest-indians-used-tobacco-long-before-european-contact/ Nez Perce Indians, not just opportune hunter gathers Using the word “cultivating” is important. “I think it’s a very reasonable proposition that people were cultivatin...

I once heard it called:
"The worlds biggest garage sale"

My thought was to get position of whatever before it ever got to the e-bay level.

I would have to say it is a case of take what you can get while you can. Face it, there would never be this kind of money spent just for archaeology's sake. Just hope the workers do call us every time they come across something. Make the finder a hero, not a villain for slowing up the project. I wou...

There will be complete careers, from graduation to retirement, based on some of what they find.
10,000 years in Britain!?!?

I do not think those are photos. They are sold models based on sonar returns. They are looking for funds for more work. That would mean actual deep water photos. the 1930's story brings up a question: Does that type of water allow flesh to decay? Are there scavengers in the water that would eat any ...

You are in AZ and do not play golf?
Isn't that illegal?

Water hazard ??

A remote location of impact has nothing to do with the importance of the event.
(Except. maybe, in the eyes of a US TV evening news editor.)

How many humans saw the Gulf of Mexico impact?

True.
But I thought they got the sequence wrong.
Living over there I would think she would referred to as an "American-Swede."
Over here she would be "Swedish-American."

I love the "Queen to be" idea.
Even if she is just a "Swedish-American "
In Sweden she should be able to get good grades and a scholarship out of it.
After all, it isn't her fault she was born in the USA.

DON'T WE HAVE RULES ABOUT THIS KIND OF NONSENSE??