Tell us something we don’t know.

[orezok]

Getting back to the Wolf/Indian saga, there are always consequences when you take someone else’s territory. So the Germans, Japanese and Russians in addition to the rancher found out.

 

[LouNY]

Some people need to go back to eating their pine nuts and thinking all the groceries mysteriously just appear in the grocery stores.

 

[turnkey4099]

One prominent colonial leader (I wish I could remember which one now) claimed the native Americans would have "likely made themselves extinct" due to massive and continuous inter-tribal war, if the Europeans had not arrived to give them a common enemy. This was later dismissed, but new evidence gives the argument some merit:

The Most Violent Era In America Was Before Europeans Arrived

There's a mythology about the native Americans, that they were all peaceful and in harmony with nature - it's easy to create narratives when there is no written record.

www.science20.com

So if there is no written record,l how do they know it was the most violent etc....?

 

[WinterDeere]

So if there is no written record,l how do they know it was the most violent etc....?

Folks who know a lot more about archeology than me have spent the last 100+ years debating just that, I'm just a reader. But they have some pretty good evidence, science, and interpretation in front of those conclusions.

 

[CalG]

Folks who know a lot more about archeology than me have spent the last 100+ years debating just that, I'm just a reader. But they have some pretty good evidence, science, and interpretation in front of those conclusions.

Some of those "scientist" figure most of the dinosaurs had feathers.

 

[WinterDeere]

Some of those "scientist" figure most of the dinosaurs had feathers.

Do you have evidence to contradict them?

 

[CalG]

Do you have evidence to contradict them?

My point said from "the other side" ;-)

 

[orezok]

 

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