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744:), I'm not sure the Solutrean hypothesis article would be improved by incorporating the material there, because it is chiefly concerned with the hypothesis by Stanford and Bradley and their predecessors that draws upon similarities in the tool complexes as well as a description of a hypothetical transatlantic route. Peñon woman, Kennewick man and Luzia certainly open up some larger questions, but I don't see that a direct connection to the Solutrean hypothesis itself has been established. It is probably best to keep a sharper focus and stick to primary sources or as close as possible. Of course, that doesn't preclude new discoveries supporting the hypothesis being added in the future. Thanks, and let's continue the interchange. 712:"Silvia Gonzalez, a Mexican-born archaeologist working at John Moores University and the leader of the research team, accepted yesterday that her discovery lends weight to the highly contentious idea that the first Americans may have actually been Europeans. "At the moment it points to that as being likely. They were definitely not Mongoloid in appearance. They were from somewhere else. As to whether they were European, at this point in time we cannot say 'no'," Dr. Gonzalez said." 705:

adds more evidence to this hypothesis. "However, the most intriguing aspect of the skull is that it is long and narrow and typically Caucasian in appearance, like the heads of white, western Europeans today. Modern-day native Americans, however, have short, wide skulls that are typical of their Mongoloid ancestors who are known to have crossed into America from Asia on an ice-age land bridge that had formed across the Bering Strait.

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The extreme age of Peñon woman suggests two scenarios. Either there was a much earlier migration of Caucasian-like people with long, narrow skulls across the Bering Strait and that these people were later replaced by a subsequent migration of Mongoloid people. Alternatively, and more controversially,

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but would like to get your opinion if it should be included and where? I am going to take some quotes from this article and provide the link so you may read the whole thing if you wish on a skull that was found near Mexico City in 1959. I think this is worth adding to the Solutrean hypothesis as it

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No, you are referring to the US Postal abbreviations. The traditional abbreviation for Florida is Fla., and according to AP Stylebook and other manuals of style, Fla. is the correct one to use in text (i.e. when not addressing a postcard or letter, or a database which uses two-letter codes). Thanks,

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Dear Twalls: I am glad you found the points I made of interest - but I am a bit puzzled about the mention of a "copper boat". I did mention that the Tlingit people say they originally came from Copper River - but not in a copper boat. They did, however, gather "native copper" and fashion it into big

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This theory first surfaced when archaeologists found flint blades and spear points in America that bore a remarkable similarity to those fashioned by the Solutrean people of south-western France who lived about 20,000 years ago, when the ice age was at its most extreme. The Solutreans were the

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adhere to Chicago, AP, or any other external stylebook), I'd be inclined to maintain that both versions are acceptable. They're both commonly used. Pardon my quibble, though-- I'm more intellectually interested in this than actually concerned about it. Later.

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I think what happened was I may have made the larger edit, and then made a minor edit, then reverted to the previous version, marking the reversion as such. I know the difference between a major and a minor edit.

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At the time I thought the edits to be short or brief enough to fall into the "minor" category, but I see what you mean. I'll apply that standard more strictly going forward. Thanks.

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technologists of their day, inventing such things as the eyed needle and the heat treatment of flint to make it easier to flake into tools. They also built boats and fished."

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distinction, as I've even more than one modern Post Office in Florida with "City name, Fla." written on the outside of the building. See you around.

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I don't disagree, but it can be worded slightly differently. Plus, ampersands in plain old copy are bad style. :) Thanks, and Merry Christmas.

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