Human Remains of Over 177 Individuals Dating Back 8,000 Years

[Lucia62]

Unearthed From Florida Bog >

Human Remains of Over 177 Individuals Dating Back 8,000 Years Unearthed From Florida Bog (msn.com)

[Piney]

4 hours ago, Lucia62 said:

Unearthed From Florida Bog >

Human Remains of Over 177 Individuals Dating Back 8,000 Years Unearthed From Florida Bog (msn.com)

Search "Windover Pond". 

 

Edited September 5 by Piney
brain fart

[jethrofloyd]

Who were those people? The ancestors of the Indians who crossed Bering Strait in the Ice Age? 

Why they were killed?

[Piney]

6 hours ago, jethrofloyd said:

Who were those people? The ancestors of the Indians who crossed Bering Strait in the Ice Age? 

Why they were killed?

They weren't killed. It was a cemetery that was used for a long time. They eventually migrated North and probably became the Koens-Crispin Culture.

[Abramelin]

6 hours ago, jethrofloyd said:

Who were those people? The ancestors of the Indians who crossed Bering Strait in the Ice Age? 

Not the ancestors of those who crossed the Bering Strait, but their descendants.

[jethrofloyd]

7 hours ago, jethrofloyd said:

 The ancestors of the Indians...

To quote myself.

I want to apologize for using this what I believe is an offensive word. And not using a  word the native American. I guess, it is probably a bad habit.

I should have known better.

[Still Waters]

13 hours ago, Lucia62 said:

Unearthed From Florida Bog >

Human Remains of Over 177 Individuals Dating Back 8,000 Years Unearthed From Florida Bog (msn.com)

The msn link is a bit sparse on details. Here's a couple more:

https://www.pastchronicle.com/fast_gallery/human-remains-of-over-177-individuals-dating-back-8000-years-unearthed-from-florida-bog/

https://www.iflscience.com/the-windover-bog-bodies-why-were-177-corpses-found-in-a-pond-74293

[The Puzzler]

13 minutes ago, jethrofloyd said:

To quote myself.

I want to apologize for using this what I believe is an offensive word. And not using a  word the native American. I guess, it is probably a bad habit.

I should have known better.

So ridiculous…that’s what they are…in our language  Indians. Dunno, maybe, People of the ancient Americas….

Its like us in Australia..they are Aborigines, or they are indigenous Australians, First Nations…or whatever the woke word of today is…

 

[Piney]

21 minutes ago, jethrofloyd said:

To quote myself.

I want to apologize for using this what I believe is an offensive word. And not using a  word the native American. I guess, it is probably a bad habit.

I should have known better.

Don't apologize....

We're Indians and not offended by that term. The PC term was pushed on us by White academics.

[Abramelin]

53 minutes ago, Piney said:

Don't apologize....

We're Indians and not offended by that term. The PC term was pushed on us by White academics.

I remember that guy from the Plastic Shamans site, Alex Carroll or something, always used NDN.

When you pronounce NDN loud as a word, you'll know why.

[jmccr8]

Windover Pond people is an interesting topic and did a fair bit of reading about them a decade ago. 

[The Puzzler]

18 minutes ago, Abramelin said:

I remember that guy from the Plastic Shamans site, Alex Carroll or something, always used NDN.

When you pronounce NDN loud as a word, you'll know why.

En-Di-en…oh I get it. Your English is better than mine lol 

[jethrofloyd]

1 hour ago, The Puzzler said:

So ridiculous…that’s what they are...

 

You know, here in the Europe it existed/exists  a few Hockey clubs which names were type Nottingham Indians, Köln Indians. etc. I don't like the Hockey att all frankly speaking. But, a do remember a campaign or whatever it was, where a those Hockey clubs were forced to change their names. The word Indians in the club titles assumed to be to much ofensive and outdated.

 

Edited September 5 by jethrofloyd

[Abramelin]

8 minutes ago, The Puzzler said:

En-Di-en…oh I get it. Your English is better than mine lol 

In Dutch we of course don't use "Native American".

Male from India: "Indiër"

Female from India: "Indiaase"

Male Native American: "Indiaan"

Female Native American: "Indiaanse".

I once showed Piney a photo of an ex of mine from Aruba. I once talked about her with some colleges, and said she was a "Indiaanse". "What?" they asked, "Is she from India?"

< sigh >

Morons.

[The Puzzler]

Enough of the wigwams.

Oops, wrong topic 

Edited September 5 by The Puzzler

[Trelane]

8,000 years ago? In Florida?  .... Atlantis?????

[Abramelin]

44 minutes ago, Trelane said:

8,000 years ago? In Florida?  .... Atlantis?????

You wanted to summon @Rojack ?

[jethrofloyd]

41 minutes ago, Trelane said:

8,000 years ago? In Florida?  .... Atlantis?????

Yes. At the time Plato lived in Tampa.

[cormac mac airt]

1 hour ago, Trelane said:

8,000 years ago? In Florida?  .... Atlantis?????

No silly, everyone knows Atlantis was destroyed circa 9000 BC not 6000 BC/8000 BP. 
 

cormac
 

 

Edited September 5 by cormac mac airt

[Piney]

6 hours ago, Abramelin said:

I remember that guy from the Plastic Shamans site, Alex Carroll or something, always used NDN.

When you pronounce NDN loud as a word, you'll know why.

We all used NDN on the Native forums back in the day. I even used it here in the beginning.

One Percent Attitude Al doesn't hold the patent.....jerkoff

[jethrofloyd]

1 hour ago, jethrofloyd said:

Yes. At the time Plato lived in Tampa.

Hey, this was a jocke. I just repeted @Rojack famous words. 🤣

[Piney]

5 minutes ago, jethrofloyd said:

Hey, this was a jocke. I just repeted @Rojack famous words. 🤣

You both are.....

1 hour ago, Abramelin said:

You wanted to summon @Rojack ?

....really asking for it....