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http://www.bonjourquebec.com/magazine/images/photos/culture/06jun_japon/pac_11_L.jpg Here's a 12,000 year old pot from Japan. It never occurred to me til now that you can't boil anything without a pot! :shock: Sure you can. a woven basket, or a bit of gut and some hot rocks will do the job nicely. ...

Oh, I know I downloaded a different media player, I will double check and make sure it is the classic version. (does that one play the .vob files?)

Yeah I have no problem playing videos, dvds, just couldn't get that last one that you sent with pando to do anything. Have no idea why.

but will certainly keep trying. wish we got national geographic channel on our cable

Min, I would really like to see it, hopefully I can get that pando thing to work. I dumped it and will try to reload.

Seems I have recently read something about a super continent previous to pangea. I am sure it must have been one of the links that one of you gentlemen posted.

how do you get those animations?

Digit wrote:And don't ask me how we ended up on two threads Monk.

That's simple, it's all connected.

But since you have moved into the realm of mathematics, I am certainly out of this conversation. But keep it going I am very interested.

Hey Charlie, Hows the weather? news looks pretty bad, but we all know how they like to exaggerate. Hope you are doing well, and everything is still standing. on a brighter note, if the tornados went over your site they may have scoured the ground and turned up something extaordinary.

Monk, I am aware of Akhenaten and the Amarna period, of Abraham and just a tiny bit about Zoroaster. Also about the Greek Pantheon, Egyptian Pantheon and the Celtic as well. Perhaps you can tell me, Was Akhenaten the first to attempt a change to monotheism? And I have never heard of any Ancient mono...

Thanks Min.

I float around USGS pages all the time, I wonder why I haven't come across these pages before?

While those small animations present a rough idea of the theory there is a lot of detail left out. I too have some questions: 1. What caused this sudden breakup? 2. How long did it take for the continents to reach their approximate positions today? 3. What kind of catastrophic conditions were going...

And my question to you is, why do you think God did not enter the minds of men until 6000 years ago? :wink: Rather than going by Usher's calculations I am basing the question on the previous polytheism and the recent rise of monotheism. So I could restate the question as "when, where and how d...

We may want Homo erectus, but we usually wind up with neaderthalensis

Thanks for the link Digit. Still at 30mya that would have been quite a trip to get from Africa to SA, even if the debris had plenty of food and fresh water stuck on it with the monkeys.

Min, is there a link to your animation?