A Goldmine of Information

[uniface]

http://archaeologica.boardbot.com/viewforum.php?f=9&sid=388ceda8b924b7849517d67a441db01a

Note : These guys are heavyweights, and the content of their discussions reflect this. But if you're into the old stuff -- as I am -- You could spend a month just reading forum postings & taking notes.

 

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[Th3rty7]

I've been reading this board alot since you sent me the link. Tons of collective knowledge and heated debates, good stuff! The Levallois technology found in Tn post is fascinating and could/ should be groundbreaking.

 

[creek astronaut]

great site uniface!thx for the hookup

 

[ink-a-alot]

great site uniface!thx for the hookup

Awsome thanks for the information

 

[docmann]

Uni,
Thanks for the heads-up. Another good fund of knowledge.
Docmann

 

[Tnmountains]

I am not sure that t-net might be more specific and advantageous to my interest less we start debating in things such as aqua ducts ,what is the definition of a river and petty academic squabbling while using George Carlin quotes. I mean they even thought the 4 corners artifact trafficers were all on peyote which is a horrible tasting cacti btw.
We seem to be more site specific and in a haphazard way even to the extent of being more in context when an item is before us. "We are not wannabes that wannabe" but as a collective we can come too and usually form some type of agreeable concensus on the item at hand.
I prefer pliable and meable minds that can bend and wrap themselves around a subject to those that are shaped and formed in antiquated dusty old rooms.
But then again I prefer the backwoods of Tennessee. So what do I know.
Oh yeah one more thing my handle on that site is not the same acronym I use here its ...Lost in Dirt !!
J/K (just kidding) ---lol---yawn
TnMountains

P.s Nice link again Uni !

 

[chong2]

peyote?