To: jimtorr
I'm not interested in Native American paganism, mysticism, or panthesism.
To: Right Republican
I don't give a fat rat's ass what you're interested in. :)
4 posted on
07/04/2003 4:17:48 AM PDT by
agitator
(Ok, mic check...line one...)
To: Right Republican
How about being interested in the history and archeology of te country in which you live? Most anthropological guesses as to what various items were used for or what their meaning is are vastly off target....I like getting new information and updates on new uses of scientific instrumentation
5 posted on
07/04/2003 4:25:55 AM PDT by
jnarcus
To: Right Republican
Well, good for you - ( I heard
SOMEONE say ! )
The Cahokia people may have antedated those we now call "Native Americans"; and had a fairly thriving culture-symbolized by the mounds still existing from the Ohio valley to the NY Finger Lakes.
Some of the mounds may have been ceremonial; others seem to have been fighting platforms.Use of smelted copper tools and weapons was common, and some describe a written language, which resembles that associated with the Celts.
6 posted on
07/04/2003 4:26:40 AM PDT by
genefromjersey
(So little time - so many FLAMES to light !!)
To: Right Republican
Look, I have it on good authority these people were all good Conservatives and that, at least, in Indiana they were registered Republicans who took it upon themselves to vote early and often!
BTW, just because somebody else's ancestral figure was turned into a pipe doesn't mean it gained a newer or lesser meaning. MJ grows wild in the Ohio Valley. No doubt there was trade in other hallucinogenic products throughout the Americas. Those pipes were "handy", eh?!
8 posted on
07/04/2003 4:52:09 AM PDT by
muawiyah
To: Right Republican
Perhaps you should have followed Mark Twain's advice that it is better to be quiet and let everybody think youre a fool, than open your mouth and remove all doubt?
To: Right Republican
"I'm not interested in Native American paganism, mysticism, or panthesism."
Gosh, thanks for sharing that with us. This thread is probably not for you, then. For those of us interested in Archaeology, however, it's in interesting thread. Bye, now.
15 posted on
07/04/2003 9:34:59 AM PDT by
MineralMan
(godless atheist)
To: Right Republican
I'm not interested in Native American paganism, mysticism, or panthesism.
I'm not interested in invisible men in the sky who exhort us
to eat their flesh and drink their blood. I hope you don't
subscribe to that particular superstition.
16 posted on
07/04/2003 12:50:17 PM PDT by
gcruse
(There is no such thing as society: there are individual men and women[.] --Margaret Thatcher)
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