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An annex containing numerous corn-drying kilns was found at the site, suggesting the existence of a mill on a nearby stream

I wonder if this is referring to 'maize' or the process of breaking things into small pieces as in "corned-beed"?

6 posted on 02/26/2008 4:18:59 PM PST by NativeSon (off the Rez without a pass...)
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um, ‘beed’ is an Indian word for ‘beef’.. yeah, that’s it!


7 posted on 02/26/2008 4:19:50 PM PST by NativeSon (off the Rez without a pass...)
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I wonder if this is referring to 'maize' or the process of breaking things into small pieces as in "corned-beed"?

I'm glad you posted that sentence because I could never figure out why "corned beef" was called "corned beef". I thought it had something to do with feeding the livestock corn :-) After I read your post, it inspired me to look up the real meaning. Thanks!

9 posted on 02/27/2008 7:32:22 AM PST by Jessarah
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