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To: blam

“It’s unusual to find a site that has both materials for stone tools and “enough resources that people could camp and live right there...”

Funny. Not three miles up the road from my farm in Southern Wisconsin, my father-in-law has a farm.

On his farm he has a spring-fed pond. Around that pond, we’ve found hundreds of STONE arrowheads, clay pottery shards, animal bones, etc.

Why is it so fantastical for people to think that others have lived on the same land before them?

Liberalthink: History begins with ME. The ‘science’ is ‘settled,’ LOL!

(I’m not bitchin’ at you, Blam. I’m just bitchin’.)


7 posted on 07/03/2008 6:23:43 PM PDT by Diana in Wisconsin (Save The Earth. It's The Only Planet With Chocolate.)
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To: Diana in Wisconsin

“Why is it so fantastical for people to think that others have lived on the same land before them?”

Beats me! I always thought science was something you never quit learning.

Must be like the global warmimng scientists. “We’ve come to a conclusion and we’re not changing our minds”


10 posted on 07/04/2008 10:26:42 AM PDT by wolfcreek (I see miles and miles of Texas....let's keep it that way.)
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