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Anthropology

Judi Lynn

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11. Your thoughts on the impact of the Amazon basis toward Mesoamerica are new to me.

Reply to wnylib (Reply #10)

Fri May 8, 2020, 02:56 AM

May 2020

Will definitely be remembering it now you've brought it up.

So much to learn ahead of us. No doubt we have a storm of discovery as they awaken far more to what has always been here.

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Well worth the time reading, for anyone unacquainted with ancient (3,000 B.C.) S.American societies. [View all] Judi Lynn Mar 2020 OP

Fascinating! I'm always glad to see your science and archaeology postings. Thank you. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2020 #1

So glad to have seen your comment. Thank you. Judi Lynn Apr 2020 #6

Wonderful! Thanks as always, Judi Lynn. Glorfindel Mar 2020 #2

Thank you, Glorfindel. Judi Lynn Apr 2020 #7

I lived in Mexico/Central & SA, visited a lot of the pyramid sites. What always surprised me Sunlei Mar 2020 #3

Linguistic studies, DNA, and archaeological wnylib Apr 2020 #4

It's overwhelming. So much ahead to be penetrated by experts who will be bringing new technology Judi Lynn Apr 2020 #8

I read about Caral some years ago but wnylib Apr 2020 #5

Caral is fantastically old, isn't it? Judi Lynn Apr 2020 #9

I minored in anthropology, with wnylib Apr 2020 #10

Your thoughts on the impact of the Amazon basis toward Mesoamerica are new to me. Judi Lynn May 2020 #11

My major was the language, cultures, wnylib May 2020 #12