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On Thu, 23 Oct 1997, Doug Marsh wrote:
> >to get what you want in a hunter-gatherer system unless you overhunt and
> >exterminate stuff
> Nomads may be a better term then Indians
The native people of the North American Continent killed more
stuff then I can remember. They really overhunted. Technically speaking,
though, they were not hunter-gatherers. (Maybe some were, but not most).
My actual training in American History is Eurocentric before the Civil War
(Setler culture) and aboriginal from the Daws act onward. (1888, if I
remember right).
Similer things may have happened in Africa and North Asia, but I
cannot remember. Europeans overhunted prey animals. As a Celtic I cannot
claim innocents either. After all, when was the last time you saw a
Unicorn?
And anyway, my meals are Mobius Strips, not polygonal.
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