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Anthropology

2naSalit

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16. That's cool!

Reply to wnylib (Reply #15)

Wed Jun 1, 2022, 11:39 AM

Jun 2022

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I didn't have much access to such places in the east. I am more knowledgeable about western US indigenous cultures though we addressed several in the east briefly. I live in an active zone so artifacts are lying around everywhere, it seems, and it;s not unusual to encounter them on a day hike in some areas. Plus, there are many reservations in the region.

I am intrigued with the Hopewell history and occasionally seek out something to read about them. Sounds like I now have a new researcher's works to pursue.

Thanks!

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Indigenous People Have Been Here Forever. Why Won't Archeologists Believe It? [View all] Judi Lynn May 2022 OP

K&R 2naSalit May 2022 #1

Have you met Dr. James Adovasio or wnylib Jun 2022 #12

I never met him... 2naSalit Jun 2022 #14

Erie PA is my hometown wnylib Jun 2022 #15

That's cool! 2naSalit Jun 2022 #16

Farmers around here often find artifacts wnylib Jun 2022 #17

My interest started early too. 2naSalit Jun 2022 #18

My focus on American archaeogy and anthropology wnylib Jun 2022 #19

Mine was a bit different. 2naSalit Jun 2022 #20

We had similarities in being exposed to other languages wnylib Jun 2022 #22

I've been listening to "Origin" Dr. Shepper May 2022 #2

The Book... 2naSalit Jun 2022 #21

The appearance of the Cuna Indians in Panama and Baitball Blogger May 2022 #3

As ever, thank you for sharing such fascinating information. Putting the book niyad May 2022 #4

I just want to chime in Higherarky May 2022 #5

Interesting... Wounded Bear May 2022 #6

I remember when Louis Leakey wnylib Jun 2022 #13

Perhaps it is easier to excuse the displacement and slaughter of the original population Chainfire May 2022 #7

They do believe it, but you want a special definition of forever. plimsoll May 2022 #8

Re: time of arrival: fascinating topic, poor article, though it does contain good info Bernardo de La Paz May 2022 #9

LOL Kali May 2022 #10

A possible outline of indigenous oral tradition research inspired by the article Bernardo de La Paz May 2022 #11

The entire subject is fascinating. The book will be on order from our Library's system shortly... Hekate Jun 2022 #23