[decimon]

Aggie ping.

[The_Media_never_lie]

Happy to say the prehistoric Texans are still thriving!

[CrazyIvan]

This is gonna’ be a fun thread!

[JRandomFreeper]

Unless there were rusted old Lone Star cans, we can't be sure they were real Texans.

/johnny

[KarlInOhio]

10-gallon mammoth fur hats?

[FrdmLvr]

Sending this one to my Aggie friend!

[SoftwareEngineer]

I see that the “Clovis Mafia” is alive and well in Academia.

These guys are the biggest frauds in ALL of science. The Clovis myth has been disproven over and over again but well connected Ivy League academics have prolonged the Clovis Myth.

The reason they are called the “Clovis Mafia” is that any professor or Ph.D. student who even dared to question them was summarily “executed” (academically speaking)

There were numerous instances where active digs were SHUT DOWN when the dig reached the Clovis layer even though it was evident there were older layers below it

Older remains have already been found in Chile and other places in South America. Even Peru found remains over 15000 years old.

Clovis is a giant myth and the Clovis Mafia needs to die (academically speaking)

[txhurl]

“This probably would have been a place where they were living and conducting daily activities.”

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Being a proto-Aggie tribe, they were brewing beer, draggin women around by their hair and making fun of the cavewall-painters from Austin.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

I’ve met some pretty prehistoric Texans!

[Migraine]

Well, unless they flew in, they had to have been somewhere besides Texas before they got to Texas.

[Happy Rain]

GTT
-Adam & Eve

[Elsiejay]

Must’ve come from the south, rather than over the Bering land bridge.

[Amadeo]

...he had a ten-gallon hat, a five-pound belt buckle and he never stopped talking!

[Mike Darancette]

Even if they weren’t first Texans would say they were.

[McCloud-Strife]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96u0Y7mhs9o

This recently uncovered documentary shows definitive proof.
Dinosaur Dan, the first Texas bad man

[ConservaTexan]

Apparently, they couldn’t stop the Clovis society crossing the Rio Grande and were eventually driven into extinction.

[wildbill]

Now we have physical proof—remains of ‘first humans’—that Texas is actually the site of the Garden of Eden.

God blessed Texas.

[wolfcreek]

Link that works.

http://www.livescience.com/13398-americans-predate-clovis-110324.html

[FastCoyote]

I’ve met some prehistoric Texans. Some right here on Free Republic. So this article must be true.

[Squantos]

Ugg ugg ya’ll ......