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12,000-Year-Old Bones Found in Kansas
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| Feb 15, 2002
Posted on 02/15/2005 4:44:02 PM PST by Mr. Mojo
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posted on
02/15/2005 4:44:03 PM PST
by
Mr. Mojo
To: Mr. Mojo
"small family of nomads likely used it as a campsite"
Think they were Indians? If not, look out for trouble.
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posted on
02/15/2005 4:47:52 PM PST
by
tbird5
To: Mr. Mojo
Where was Ted Kennedy at the time and was he driving?
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posted on
02/15/2005 4:47:56 PM PST
by
mnehring
(cBS- Fourth Column, Fifth Estate, Disinformers)
To: Mr. Mojo
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posted on
02/15/2005 4:48:20 PM PST
by
dts32041
(When did the Democratic party stop being the political arm of the KKK?)
To: Mr. Mojo
Wow! They swung even then!
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posted on
02/15/2005 4:49:41 PM PST
by
theDentist
(Jerry Springer: PBS for White Trash)
To: Mr. Mojo
2,000 years, 12,000 years; what's the diff...
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posted on
02/15/2005 4:51:01 PM PST
by
billorites
(freepo ergo sum)
To: Mr. Mojo
Am I misreading the article, or is the title wrong?
To: mnehrling
Teddy hit Bob Dole once upon a time.......ok, sorry Bob, I love ya......
To: Mr. Mojo
"Conventional wisdom has been that people came across the Bering Strait about 12,000 years ago."
Let's think outside the box: Maybe people migrated "from" the Americas over the Bering Strait, going "to" Asia. Why is it always assumed that people came from Asia to the Americas?
To: Mr. Mojo
Conventional wisdom has been that people came across the Bering Strait about 12,000 years ago. But Mandel said the northwest Kansas dig means "we're rethinking not only when people arrived, but where they came from." One if by land and two if by sea?
To: Mr. Mojo
The cheech and chong article was posted yesterday...besides , I doun't think even tommy would do a 12,000 year old bone, after all, a man's got to have some boundaries.
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posted on
02/15/2005 4:55:29 PM PST
by
pipecorp
(I am, therefore, I think...so, what happens when I'm done thinking ?)
To: Mr. Mojo
I was wondering why I hadn't heard from my mother in law in a while.
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posted on
02/15/2005 4:56:01 PM PST
by
ShadowDancer
(Vivere est cogitare)
To: SunkenCiv
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posted on
02/15/2005 4:57:02 PM PST
by
Slicksadick
(Go out on a limb........Its where the fruit is.)
To: SunkenCiv
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posted on
02/15/2005 4:57:17 PM PST
by
Slicksadick
(Go out on a limb........Its where the fruit is.)
To: Mr. Mojo
Back to my same old dreary song... It would have been easier for early man to have walked (hunting and fishing) across the Atlantic ice sheet from "Europe" to North America than from "Russia" across "beringa" to north America. And it would have been about 5-6KY earlier.
The fact that the Atlantic was 300 miles narrower, and the seas 300' lower, seems to escape academia.
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posted on
02/15/2005 4:57:51 PM PST
by
xcamel
(Deep Red, stuck in a "bleu" state.)
To: Mr. Mojo
There is another thread on this. Someplace
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posted on
02/15/2005 4:59:17 PM PST
by
RightWhale
(Please correct if cosmic balance requires.)
To: Mr. Mojo
I think some of the bones are mine.
To: Mr. Mojo
Ha! They found my knees..........
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posted on
02/15/2005 5:07:48 PM PST
by
506trooper
(No such thing as too much guns, ammo or fuel on board...unless you're on fire)
To: Mr. Mojo
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posted on
02/15/2005 5:09:16 PM PST
by
elli1
To: Mr. Mojo
Buried by 12,001 year old dog. That's old in dog-years.
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