Precolumbian North America. Any good books to learn more about the civilizations of US and Canada?
Precolumbian North America. Any good books to learn more about the civilizations of US and Canada?
Joseph Powell
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Josiah Martinez
who gives a fuck about some subhumans who only invented sticks
Aaron Diaz
Got any books you recommend on learning about them?
Brody Campbell
>subhuman
umm...nice pseudoscience you got there, sweetie.
Jaxon Roberts
Weren't they literally the same origin population that occupied Asia?
Henry Bell
I don't recall the native americans invading and controlling Asia.
Andrew Miller
Wut? I mean the original humans who settled in Asia are the same ones who eventually migrated to the Americas.
Jace Cooper
Are you a shit head or a troll?
Connor Brooks
Fuck all these morons OP.
Read this book.
It was written by an actual scholar.
Not some fucking 15 year old in his Mom's basement with an Adolph Hitler poster on his wall.
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Joseph Gray
and the confederancy after wich the american one is modeled.
Adrian Rivera
There were at least two waves of immigration into the Americas from Siberia over Beringia and by coastal travel, didn't you know that? It was even possible to travel to the Americas by boat from the Iberian coast at one point because of the pack ice stretching across the Atlantic and massive seal populations along the way.
There were and are lots of populations occupying Asia.
Bentley Foster
Um... No
Carson Lewis
>disagrees with the popular idea that European technologies were superior to those of Indians, using guns as a specific example
>Indians considered them little more than "noisemakers"
hahaha that's why the natives started using them as soon as they possibly could
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you are retarded
>Indians shaped their environment with fire, employing slash-and-burn techniques
IMPRESSIVE JUST LIKE ABOS
call me back when they start reclaiming land from the ocean
Connor James
No, I didn't know that. But that doesn't really refute me. Wouldnt most American Natives have still come from the populations that inhabited Asia?
Hudson Bennett
Let's put it this way, the original population to inhabit Asia was way older than the offshoots that migrated into the Americas. We're talking about like 100,000 years between them here.
check it out
Daniel Stewart
I don't follow. In the article regarding the settlement of the Americas it says:
"While there is general agreement that theAmericaswere first settled from Asia, the pattern of migration, its timing, and the place(s) of origin in Asia of the peoples who migrated to the Americas remain unclear."
Christopher Gutierrez
Parker Roberts
I give up. You're not telling me anything here. According to the map in there, homo sapiens from both Africa and Asia made their way into the Americas. It looks like the Africans ones went straight there, while the Asian ones settled for a bit before making their way over.
Easton Clark
Forgot map
Cameron Foster
you see those letters and numbers?
Brayden Scott
Well aren't you just the most unhelpful little cunt ever. I assume they refer to population groups, which look like they correlate with time gaps represented by colors. See above
>It looks like the Africans ones went straight there, while the Asian ones settled for a bit before making their way over.
The green arrows transitioning to purple show that the process there took 15,000 to 20,000 years.
Alexander Hall
Oh ok that makes sense.
Jaxson Smith
>humans settling the Americas by boat around 50,000 BC
lol what
>don't expand south till 10,000 BC
this graph is bullshit man
Luke Wilson
Idk man, I was simply using the material the other user linked me to, since he seems to have a problem communicating.
Joseph Thomas
Thanks
David Peterson
im that user tho
you may just be slow
Eli Robinson
You linked it lol holy fuck