Clovis Overkill Didn't Wipe Out California's Sea Duck

Newswise ^ | 3-17-2008 | University Of Oregob

[blam]

I saw a very interesting and up to date program Saturday night on The History Channel...It was titled "Journey To 10,000 BC"
Anyway, it theorized that the large land mammals in NA were killed by the comet 12,900 years ago instead of human overkill. The program ended with the European migrants in the east fighting with the Asian migrants in the west.

Ahem, more or less the way I would have done it.

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[Coyoteman]

Thanks for the ping.

[ARE SOLE]

Clovis-age natives, often noted for overhunting during their brief dominance in a primitive North America, deserve clemency in the case of California's flightless sea duck. New evidence says it took thousands of years for the duck to die out

I think those crafty Clovis-age natives killed off the ducks in a way that made it look like it took the ducks thousands of years to die out.

Never trust a clovis age native. Ever.

[blam]

"Never trust a clovis age native. Ever. "

You sound just like one of those Folsom agitators.

Be a uniter, not a divider

[AndrewB]

[SunkenCiv]

Heh... that's easy enough, there *was* no Clovis overkill.

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[shuckmaster]

I suspect the Aflaks were responsible for this.

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I suspect the Aflaks were responsible for this.

Nope. It didn't happen until mango salsa became available...

[ForGod'sSake]

I saw a very interesting and up to date program Saturday night on The History Channel...It was titled "Journey To 10,000 BC"

I watched the same show, hoping they would make some reference to the piles of bones around the world, especially in Alaska and Siberia, presumably deposited around the same time period. Was not to be however. Maybe when they're able to cobble together a uniformitarian theory to run up the flagpole.

[blam]

I watched a one hour video about these small guys tonight. They have hundreds if not thousands of bones. At the end of the program, they showed another cave (just discovered) that was chocked full of human (small) skeletons.

[Coyoteman]

I watched the same show, hoping they would make some reference to the piles of bones around the world, especially in Alaska and Siberia, presumably deposited around the same time period. Was not to be however. Maybe when they're able to cobble together a uniformitarian theory to run up the flagpole.

If you are suggesting that all of these bone piles are from Noah's flood you are only fooling yourself.

The evidence from many fields of study fails to support such a flood.

One problem (out of many). All of those bone piles would have to date to the exact same time.

One more problem: there is mtDNA continuity on the west coasts of North and South America going back over 10,000 years. No discontinuity for a flood about 4,350 years ago.

Still another problem: soil scientists and archaeologists have found no evidence for an extensive flood in the soils of North America about 4,350 years ago.

Perhaps there is another explanation for the various bone piles?

[ForGod'sSake]

Leprechauns??? oops; I’m about 37 minutes late with that.

[stormer]

Just my hypothesis.

[ForGod'sSake]

If you are suggesting that all of these bone piles are from Noah's flood you are only fooling yourself.

???

The evidence from many fields of study fails to support such a flood.

Har! Like the "scientific community" would actually report any such findings. The marching orders are to search for evidence to support uniformitarianism. Otherwise, no funding.

One problem (out of many). All of those bone piles would have to date to the exact same time.

Do YOU know how old they are? I can't find where anybody has even taken a second look at these huge piles of bones. Any ideas why someone from the "scientific community" hasn't studied these very peculiar deposits? If I have missed something, my apologies, but I doubt an apology will be necessary.

Still another problem: soil scientists and archaeologists have found no evidence for an extensive flood in the soils of North America about 4,350 years ago.

Not surprising since they can't even seem to find huge piles of megafauna bones stashed in various places around the planet. And where is the 4,350 years coming from? As far as I know, this catastrophe supposedly occurred around the end of the last ice age, ~12,000 - 14,000 years ago.

Perhaps there is another explanation for the various bone piles?

Alright, how about a huge wave???

I think I've asked you before regarding your ideas, I don't think you offered any.

[SunkenCiv]

Speaking of 10,000 BC, has anyone seen that movie yet? I could do that on Thursday, been ages since I’ve been to the theater.