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land bridge theory bs
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ok anyone else preferably an indigenous west hemisphereian know that the land bridge theory is bs ? ok it says people came from asia down from Canada thru texas thur mexico and reached south america settling along the way over 20-60000 years but the people who settled early on and spent the most time in one place have the least amount of technology? THEY came from the south thats were the most advanced calender in the world is thats were huge buildings are. current theory states that people 1st came to the south west 14000 years ago so thats half the trip,if this is true the Aztec would of just settled down when becoming the most advanced place in the Americas thats absurd


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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: nonwo]
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Why would you assume that the migrants to america would have the same technology as their ancestors in asia?  If that were the case we would all have the same technology right now because we all have common ancestors in africa.

Remember, it took many generations to cross from asia to america.  By the time they got to america, they were probably completely unaware of asia and asian culture.

Plus, american indians do look like they are related to asians more so than other ethnicity.

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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: nonwo]
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There is interesting evidence coming to light lately to bolster what you're saying.  There has been much argument over the last decade or so as to the validity of the dates gathered by geologists and archeologists from the Monte Verde site in the far tip of South America.  I don't have the numbers in front of me, but I know these sites have been confirmed to be some of the oldest recorded in the Western Hemisphere and are many thousands of years older than those around Clovis, New Mexico in the United States that were previously thought to be the oldest in the Americas.

That said, we also have archeological and anthropological evidence that supports, if not a direct land-bridge route, certainly a coastal hopping path down the west coast of Canada.  What would have been the coastal surface then is quite far off-shore now, but I remember seeing dates published in geological journals on materials found by deep-sea dredging that supported this theory as well.

The whole thing is very interesting and I think is one certainly one of the most compelling unsolved mysteries of archeology; How exactly did these people get here and spread out across the continent?


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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: nonwo]
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I saw a show a little about this. It said that some event occured that wiped out several forms of technology in North America.(excuse the short term memory loss no specifics) Maybe this has something to do with the tech "curve" in the Americas. If not the land bridge than how?


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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: CapnSkoo]
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Well, Jared Diamond, author of Guns, Germs, and Steel (good book), argues that it was the paucity of suitably domesticable indigenous plants and animals that accounts for north/south america's slower development. The only "large" animals that south america had for domestication were the alpaca/llama. The conflict between the spanish and incas at cajamarca illustrates this pretty well. Food production=technology and government basically.


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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: CapnSkoo]
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well everyone but diecommie got what i was saying maybe the creater put them there i could be wrong but im sticking to south to north look at the ndee tribes of the s.w. their crown dancers i think they are called look like mayans that hade to down scale and siplify due to tuffer environments but isnt so like northern tribes the more north u go the more it changes. since the thickest  culture is southern i say south american culture had the most time under its belt. africa and south america were once one. i saw a Hopi talking about going to africa and seeing the same  symbles and crafts he saw in his own hopi cultuer -look into the hopi


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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: DieCommie]
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thats not what i was saying at all
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same technology as their ancestors in asia

i said there not thier ansisters


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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: WyattsTorch]
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but the incas had lamas and the aztec didnt have any farmable animals and the aztec were more advanced


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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: DieCommie]
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DieCommie said: we all have common ancestors in africa.



Actually, recently they discovered human remains older than any previously found, and they were found in Asia.  I think the theory now is that humans came about somewhere in China.

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DieCommie said:
Plus, american indians do look like they are related to asians more so than other ethnicity.


Genetic evidence shows native Americans descended from Asians.


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Edited by DragonChaser (08/23/08 03:47 PM)

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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: WyattsTorch]
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WyattsTorch said:
Well, Jared Diamond, author of Guns, Germs, and Steel (good book), argues that it was the paucity of suitably domesticable indigenous plants and animals that accounts for north/south america's slower development. The only "large" animals that south america had for domestication were the alpaca/llama. The conflict between the spanish and incas at cajamarca illustrates this pretty well. Food production=technology and government basically.


Great book, btw.


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After one comes, through contact with it's administrators, no longer to cherish greatly the law as a remedy in abuses, then the bottle becomes a sovereign means of direct action.  If you cannot throw it at least you can always drink out of it.  - Ernest Hemingway

If it is life that you feel you are missing I can tell you where to find it.  In the law courts, in business, in government.  There is nothing occurring in the streets. Nothing but a dumbshow composed of the helpless and the impotent.    -Cormac MacCarthy

He who learns must suffer. And even in our sleep pain that cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart, and in our own despair, against our will, comes wisdom to us by the awful grace of God.  - Aeschylus

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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: nonwo]
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nonwo said:
but the incas had lamas and the aztec didnt have any farmable animals and the aztec were more advanced


thus further supporting his theory....

let me rephrase this for you: the asbsence of animals served as a catalyst to spur the development of agricultural technology. in order to survive, the south american people had to shed their nomadic heritage in favor of farming.

around these farms, communities and eventually governments formed.

when cultures don't have to worry about chasing their food anymore, advances in civilizations occur much more quickly.

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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: JT]
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now i see what ur saying with Jared Diamond, but to dragon chaser the people who wrote history of concord people are the people who did the act of ginocid their also the people who sighn the scientist pay check but i wont go into the zionist controll


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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: nonwo]
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nonwo said:
now i see what ur saying with Jared Diamond, but to dragon chaser the people who wrote history of concord people are the people who did the act of ginocid their also the people who sighn the scientist pay check but i wont go into the zionist controll


What the fuck are you even talking about dude?


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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: DragonChaser]
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im saying people who are from north and south america may of came from south america if u cant listen with an open mind leave without opening ur mouth


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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: DragonChaser]
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In addition, as i forgot to mention, geographically speaking, the americas have a generally north-south oriented axis. This retards idea diffusion, because changes in climate are much more drastic traveling north to south or south to north. This makes it difficult to bring newly domesticated plant species quickly over long N/S or S/N distances, as the plants (and animals) brought will have to adapt to new climates along the way. A good example (as diamond argues), is the slow movement of corn from mexico to north america.


Edit: hmmm...maybe that's not the information you're looking for. I haven't heard any argument saying that south americans naturally originated in south america, seeing as that would destroy our theory that man originated in Africa. Perhaps you can elaborate?


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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: nonwo]
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nonwo said:
im saying people who are from north and south america may of came from south america if u cant listen with an open mind leave without opening ur mouth


I am listening with an open mind.  Any ideas you got, I'll listen.
Go back and check your spelling, grammar and sentence structure.
I literally couldn't tell what the hell you were trying to say dude.

What genocide, what Concord people, what scientists and what does Zion control have anything to do with it?


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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: nonwo]
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nonwo said:
maybe the creater put them there


Trying to justify creation science through anthropology and/or archeology is not a good idea. I seriously suggest you reconsider what you're trying to do...

"The sentence 'The scientific community has not accepted evidence of paranormal phenomena' is a tautology" ~ My roommate


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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: Nunbuh_Chrubble]
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i dont think all  humans came from africa were all the same but i think we came to being in several diferant places. u see what im saying?


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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: nonwo]
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What are you basing that on? Facts, or wishful thinking?

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Re: land bridge theory bs [Re: nonwo]
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nonwo said:
i dont think all  humans came from africa were all the same but i think we came to being in several diferant places. u see what im saying?


The odds against this are astronomically huge.

I don't know any serious scientist that thinks this is even remotely a possibility.


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After one comes, through contact with it's administrators, no longer to cherish greatly the law as a remedy in abuses, then the bottle becomes a sovereign means of direct action.  If you cannot throw it at least you can always drink out of it.  - Ernest Hemingway

If it is life that you feel you are missing I can tell you where to find it.  In the law courts, in business, in government.  There is nothing occurring in the streets. Nothing but a dumbshow composed of the helpless and the impotent.    -Cormac MacCarthy

He who learns must suffer. And even in our sleep pain that cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart, and in our own despair, against our will, comes wisdom to us by the awful grace of God.  - Aeschylus

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