Good Morning, one can never know too much trivia. Believe it or not, I have
many instances in daily conversation and research where all of these tidbits
tie into each other. I find the migration of people, which is traceable
through language, DNA, artifacts, etc., to be especially fascinating. Maybe
it is because I grew up in a city that forgot it was Southern and that it
was OK to speak with a drawl. Whatever the case I am always interested in
information of the sort you passed on. Thanks a bunch. DTR
BTW, there has been some serious arguing on Anthro-L about the Aborigines
coming to South America. It seems to be under debate on both sides. See,
just because you may not agree with some one (like Pohl :)!) the hypothesis
put forward has a great deal of value!
Your original message:
...Darwin; this is well off topic but I thought you would get a personal
charge
>out of knowing that Newfoundland is unique anthropologically speaking (sp?)
>because of some of those things you alude to in your archealogical
>science...
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