The Western Hemisphere. General term for the Americas following their discovery by Europeans, thus setting them in contradistinction to the Old World of Africa, Europe, and Asia.
Yes, that is very nice work by Ms. Twigg - a believe I mentioned it in the footnotes in my book, but I'll have to go back and check.
EP, yes you did mention her in your book. I noticed your comments last night as I was going through a second read.
Of course, you probably want to also run DNA tests on Ocanachee and Yuchi remains, and other Savanah River peoples' remains - don't be surprised when the North African markers show up.
It is feasible - we just need to find the proof.
Again, let me emphasize that after the tests are run, remains should be properly re-interred by those assigned this task by the successor peoples, in my opinion.
Agreed. At the minimum, it is a matter of respect.
Yes, that is very nice work by Ms. Twigg - a believe I mentioned it in the footnotes in my book, but I'll have to go back and check.
EP, yes you did mention her in your book. I noticed your comments last night as I was going through a second read.
Of course, you probably want to also run DNA tests on Ocanachee and Yuchi remains, and other Savanah River peoples' remains - don't be surprised when the North African markers show up.
It is feasible - we just need to find the proof.
Again, let me emphasize that after the tests are run, remains should be properly re-interred by those assigned this task by the successor peoples, in my opinion.
Agreed. At the minimum, it is a matter of respect.
Second read, eh? I hope you are enjoying "Man and Impact in the Americas" and/or finding it of use.
