[blam]

Somewhat dated but still a good overview of things in the Americas.

[farmfriend]

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[Shermy]

speaking of cro-magnons...

ONe of these pics is worth a caption this! thread...I can't choose one though...help!

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/031210/ids_photos_ts/r2588600846.jpg

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/031210/ids_photos_ts/r2525997090.jpg

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/031210/ids_photos_ts/r112844207.jpg

[ValerieUSA]

It's all about being "dated," isn't it? :)

[LPM1888]

Thanks for the overview!

[ForGod'sSake]

This from Berzerkly's Johanna Nichols struck me:

Even assuming multiple migrations of people using different languages, she figures that people first showed up in the Americas at least 35,000 years ago. If archaeologists haven't found proof of such ancient events, well, "as a linguist, that's not my problem," Nichols shrugs. Clovis-first, she says, is "not remotely possible."

Gotta appreciate this lady's style, eh? Seems the bone diggers have their work cut out for 'em. They're haggling over a thousand years, give or take, when they may in fact have only scratched the surface. Dig a little deeper in the well boys.

BTW blam, you've mentioned a number of times you're an adherent to catastrophoism(I tend to lean that way). Have you run across this piece yet, Noah's Flood - Where did the water come from?

The authors admit it's a provocative theory based on Biblical reference, FYI.

FGS