Archaeologists Find Mayan 'Masterpiece' In Guatemala

New York Times ^ | 3-14-2002 | John Noble Wilford

[blam]

Let me see, humans came 'out of Asia' and next, 'civilization first appeared in the Americas?' (Neither would suprise me.)

[blam]

FYI.

[billybudd]

Come on, everybody knows humans were planted here by an alien race 50,000 years ago!

[blam]

"Come on, everybody knows humans were planted here by an alien race 50,000 years ago!"

Show me the data!

[farmfriend]

Thanks and bttt.

[dagny taggert]

Let me see, humans came 'out of Asia' and next, 'civilization first appeared in the Americas?' (Neither would suprise me.)

Who ever said humans came "out of Asia", OR that "civilization first appeared in the Americas"? I'm confused.

[Bob J]

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[blam]

Asia The Home Of Primate Ancestors

[TomServo]

Lookin' at the pic, all I can say is, "Baby got back".

[dagny taggert]

Thanks, I missed that. How about the "civilization first appeared in the Americas"?

[Consort]

"A wall painting found at San Bartolo is about 1,900 years old."

I think it was painted last week on a 1,900 year old wall using 1,900 year old paint by a rogue bunch of liberal archeologists who need to publish.

[LarryLied]

Fragment has a Minoan look to it.

[GCSmith]

"A wall painting found at San Bartolo is about 1,900 years old." I think it was painted last week on a 1,900 year old wall using 1,900 year old paint by a rogue bunch of liberal archeologists who need to publish.

Ah, wit. How well I remember. How do you know they're liberal? Because they've got degrees?

[rintense]

Archeology fascinates me.

[blam]

"How about the "civilization first appeared in the Americas"?"

Okay. Go to post #4 on this thread, click on 'Gods, Graves, Glyphs', Then scroll down to the thread titled, "Calico: A 200,00-Year Old Site In The Americas?"

[ruoflaw]

thanks for the Bump List Folders...You are a gem!

[ruoflaw]

Thanks blam...it doesn't get any better than this!