[blam]

This reads like a climate change article.

[blam]

GGG Ping.

[TexasTransplant]

Grant Money is Mothers Milk to the Global Alarmists

[43north]

The only articles you will ever see in the MSM about science any more will have some sort of climate change aspect to them. Must subscribe to the Party line or the grant money will dry up.

I spent a lot of time in rural Alaska. Just about anywhere one stops and thinks "Wow, this would be a nice place to have a house / camp / global warming research station" will be someplace that someone else thought the same thing in the past 10,000 years. A lot of them established encampments and there is always some stuff that got left behind if you know how and where to look.

Of course, they were all too busy surviving to worry about much of the meaningless BS that researchers who have too much time on their hands get involved with these days.

[geopyg]

In Glacier Bay, Alaska a friend told me the story of how the Indians in that area have for years have told the legend of how their ancestors got the ice god angry, and the ice god drove them from their village. After many years the ice god let them return to their village.

Digs, etc. have figured out that the glacier came down the bay and forced them to resettle on an island or a pennesula or something to the south. The glacier retreated (and is continuing to retreat) and the Indians again occupy the first village!

[SunkenCiv]

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[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Blam.

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[Prost1]

Because of the climate, artic tundra and short work periods, archeologists do not know how long the islands have been inhabited. Nor do they know how long the Inuits (eskimos) have been in the region. Indeed, I can say that they have been there since before the last Ice Age and no one can prove otherwise.

And, the burden of proof would be on those would deny the obvious.

[Fred Nerks]

King Island, Alaska. The large boulders on the top of the island are barely visible through the fog.