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Ha! O.K., I'll put mine back up. I thought everyone was bailing on the image deal.Charlie, I'm just looking for a photo besides my studio shot in a coat and tie. I had it on an old business card. I'll find a real life photo and put it up.
Just like the rape of the Sabine women. Interesting Charlie, and it would explain the mDNA findings.
I'm gonna sit back and learn on this one.there have been no mtDNA findings
Link ?
.Yup ... that's exactly what happened. Kill the adult men and steal the women and children (I can attest that children make great slaves). Furthermore, any hybrid genetic traces would have washed out eons ago
Right? You think I hauled all these rocks up that dang valley wall?I can attest that children make great slaves
The older ones have decided to find jobs... Works like a charm. The older ones have decided to find jobs...
Now your going to start seeing things in your backyard Min!While looking I found myself thinking.....
Goddamn you, Charlie.....Now you have ME doing it!!!!!
This site is associated with the discovery of the folsom points. I suspect we'll have some problems with dating here too.The region had been inhabited continually for 13,000 years, LaBelle suspects, based on his summer's discoveries of more than 200 new sites nearby.
"We've got everything from the really, really old to Native American sites combining the use of stone tools and European technology (such as) rifles and horses," he said. "And that's after just scratching the surface."
All anybody has to do is Google (that's the name we use for research) "mDNA findings", just like in the post.Charlie Hatchett wrote:Just like the rape of the Sabine women. Interesting Charlie, and it would explain the mDNA findings.I'm gonna sit back and learn on this one.there have been no mtDNA findings
Link ?
I'll be the first to admit, I don't know jack about the nuts and bolts of genetics.
So, Charlie, I had to go to the post office which was packed. I'm standing on line looking out the window at the landscaping and there are all these rocks piled up. I found myself noticing that some were triangular shaped, like your non-existent North American hand axes but they were rounded off and showed no signs of being worked into shape. Other stones that had been fractured showed straight chips with again, no sign of being knapped.
While looking I found myself thinking.....
Goddamn you, Charlie.....Now you have ME doing it!!!!!
...you got the curse! Say, you live in Arizona. You got any streams or rivers around there? Tell me what town you live in, and I'll pull up Google Earth, and check out the streams. Might be worth checking...never know...
Those rivers were overflowing at times during the late Pleistocene. Happy hunting!Surprise, AZ.
Is it required that the rivers actually have water in them? Because our rivers are pretty dry.
Yeah, you just have to pick your poison. I've got my hands full studying the archeology and geology bit. I do read your posts, and glean info here and there.All anybody has to do is Google (that's the name we use for research) "mDNA findings", just like in the post.
Surprise, AZ.
Is it required that the rivers actually have water in them? Because our rivers are pretty dry.
Yeah, Cog is right, Min. Think about it: Blackwater Draw seldom has water, but look at the finds there:Those rivers were overflowing at times during the late Pleistocene. Happy hunting!
Think Wisconsin and the Illinoisan. Much wetter. We're in an interglacial, currently. If your dependent off the land, when it's hot and dry, you move north (in N.A. anyway), when it's wet and cold, you move south.Who would live next to river that is dry for 11 months out of the year?
Our ancestors were not stupid, you know!
