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Prehistoric Settlement Impacts

Forest cover of New Zealand circa 1840
Prehistoric Settlement Impacts

Present day forest cover of New Zealand

1 posted on 12/16/2010 8:45:20 AM PST by SunkenCiv
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To: SunkenCiv

The noble savage eco terrorist. Liberal heads exploding.


4 posted on 12/16/2010 8:48:40 AM PST by americanophile
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To: SunkenCiv

1840 - Few white settlers/colonialists from England/Europe...and mostly in the Auckland area (North Island)

1800 - 200 years ago...there were no white settlers yet...

did this author do any type of research ???

Who is he blaming ???

My English ancestors who arrived in the South Island in Dec 1850

or the Maoris who arrived about 1,000 AD


9 posted on 12/16/2010 9:09:05 AM PST by Tennessee Nana
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It's always something:

Evidence Of Tunguska-Type Impacts Over The Pacific Basin Around The Year 1178 AD

"In year 1178 A.D., as related by Clube and Napier in their book The Cosmic Serpent, a strange event was observed to affect the Moon, which may be explained by a large impact on the hidden face, originating the Giordano Bruno crater.
A number of observations suggest that catastrophic cometary or meteoritic impacts around the same time also affected the Pacific basin: Maori legends of great fires destroying forests and the moa bird, to be associated to the recently found Tapanui craters; dynastic changes and migrations throughout Polynesia; very intense El Niño activity with flooding of the coastal Peruvian regions; demise of the local Moche civilizations, and the birth of the Incas civilization higher in the Andes; the emigration of the Aztects from the Pacific coast to the interior in the most well protected area from tsunams; unusually intense typhoon activity in the Chinese-Japanese see; unusually strong floods in Northern China with diversion of the course of the Huang Ho; unusually cold wheather in the Mongolian plateau, probably a main reason for the Mongolians invading nearby areas; a great sign in the sky seen by the boy Gengis Khan forecasting his future of world master; the number of comets seen in the sky as recorded by Chinese astronomers was unusually higher."

16 posted on 12/16/2010 11:58:40 AM PST by blam
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21 posted on 12/17/2010 6:37:44 AM PST by dfwgator (Welcome to the Gator Nation Will Muschamp)
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