[Little Bill]

In keeping with my documentation of Mans Love for Man, another presentation. Click the site for More.

More on the munchers from Chacko Canyon

[Little Bill]

Brotherly Brunch Ping.

[Verginius Rufus]

Christy G. Turner and his late wife Jacqueline Turner wrote a book about this topic, Man Corn: Cannibalism and Violence in the Prehistoric American Southwest.

[IronJack]

It always seemed to me that Mesa Verde and the cliff dwellings of the Anasazi were awfully defensive for a tribe that didn’t know war ...

[Paladin2]

Clearly an issue with immigration enforcement.

[Flag_This]

"Not so very long ago that many archaeologists regarded the Ancestral Puebloan people–or the Anasazi, as researchers once called them–as a rather peaceful, mystical group of astronomers, artists, priests and farmers."

They said the same thing about the Mayans too. Apparently, only white europeans were warlike.

[pallis]

Another ethnic cleansing of the Pueblos might have occurred had the Spaniards not arrived in the Southwest when they did. That one would have been carried out by the Athabaskan migrants called the Apaches.

Of course, that is just a theory of mine, not one that goes over well those who like to think of the arrival of the white man as a curse to all the natives.

[SunkenCiv]

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[Flag_This]

Has anyone ever heard of the "Crow Creek Massacre"? Archaeologists have found evidence of a massacre in South Dakota from the early 13th century B.C.E. (Before Caucasian Encroachers). Violence has been a part of every race and culture - why these hippie scientists keep projecting their fantasies on other cultures is beyond me.

"The attacking group slaughtered the people on the bluff. Anthropologists, led by Thomas Emerson, found the remains of 486 people from the attack. Many of these remains had signs of torture and mutilation. These included tongues being cut out, scalping, teeth broken, heads cut off, and other forms of dismemberment."