One big idea that has been around for years is that of a treaty. A
renewed treaty/treaties conversation between indigenous and non-
indigenous peoples is critical for the future of our children, and I
believe it will also enhance the future for all Australian children.
A treaty is a binding contract not a conversation
And before any treaty are able to be negotiated the must be an
integration to Traditional lore in to the Current legal system.
It may be clearly argued that the Lore passed down from the elders is
still strong.
And the eyes of the members of the sacred chambers of lore the judges
that sanction traditional lore see that the society that surrounds
them are Lore less.
That there are many unnecessary statute laws that directly conflict.
With traditional religious and cultural matters, showing a total
ignorance to all the facts on the workings of traditional lore.
Causing excess burden upon the people.
Leniency of Westminster laws on the perpetrators of those that touch
and rape and commit incest under traditional Lore are dealt with
swiftly and by the hand of the people that are so affected by these
heinous crimes under full sanctions of traditional lore. Not pay back ...

By James Morgan, Science reporter, BBC News
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7625145.stm

"An even more precise date will be produced
in the coming months."

David Christainsen

"Ancient dump" indeed. Pic at the cite. The way this item ends
suggests it is part of a series or at least there was more text, but a
check at the original boston.com (Presume Globe) shows it is entire.

DNA indicates humans in N. America 14,300 years ago
Remains found in ancient dump in Oregon cave

By Jeff Barnard, Associated Press | September 21, 2008

PAISLEY, Ore. - For some 85 years, homesteaders, pot hunters, and
archaeologists have been digging at Paisley Caves, a string of shallow
depressions washed out of an ancient lava flow by the waves of a lake
that comes and goes with the changing climate.

Until now, they have found nothing conclusive - arrowheads, baskets,
animal bones, and sandals made by people who lived thousands of years
ago on the shores of what was then a 40-mile-long lake, but is now a
sage brush desert on the northern edge of the Great Basin.

But a few years ago, University of Oregon archaeologist Dennis Jenkins
and his students started digging where no one had dug before. What the
team discovered in an alcove used as a latrine and trash dump has
elevated the caves to the site of the oldest radiocarbon dated human
remains in North America.

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With mammon-worshipping Americans (a.k.a. "tax-payers") looking
down the barrel of a (multi-?) trillion dollar bail-out for the
super-rich (on the backs of the poor and downtrodden), even the
millionaire/billionaire elitist politicians, talking heads, etc.,
of the government-controlled television so-called "news" media
(CNN, FNC, CNBC, MSNBC, NBC, CBS, ABC, ad nauseam) are overtly
angry, desperate and uncertain about their precious money gods
whom they hold so near and dear to their karma-blackened hearts.

And they won't talk about it, but you know they're unconsciously
worried that the final worldly pope is 81-years old and counting,
and December 21, 2012 is getting closer by the day (1551 days at
this writing), with iterations of all apocalyptic millenarianism
disturbing their thoughts. But being oblivious to God's Law hence
their unforgivable mountains of karmic debt (which they shall pay),
they can't quite figure out why, though they have their suspicions.

It's like Jesus said, if the fact that the super-rich always keep
getting super-richer, while the 99%% of the rest of the world goes
bankrupt (business as usual, that's how it's always been in Hell),
if...

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a kind forward of answer provided to some PT rafting & organic
origin of carbonates & fossils based Geological Time Column, Wrapping
mountains building, Glaciationzzz etc
...lessons demonstrating indeed that Yanks don't know to build
houses.
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Timbershack,

Your beuuliefs in the Lyell & Einstein retards ' zillionz of yearz
Time Column or zillionz of yearz distances is on the same level !

This is a typical case of a Gogological clown laughing at some
others ... Pathetic indeed !

Do you sometimes look at yourself in the mirror ? You should indeed,
Dork !

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Just when you think you've seen it all, I found a neo-fascist
oligarchy propaganda DVD in the mailbox today, from something
called "The Clarion Fund". So I popped it into the DVD player
and watched the...

Pics at the cite

Scholar claims to find medieval Jewish capital

By MANSUR MIROVALEV, Associated Press Writer1 hour, 31 minutes ago

A Russian archaeologist says he has found the lost capital of the
Khazars, a powerful nation that adopted Judaism as its official
religion more than 1,000 years ago, only to disappear leaving little
trace of its culture.

Dmitry Vasilyev, a professor at Astrakhan State University, said his
nine-year excavation near the Caspian Sea has finally unearthed the
foundations of a triangular fortress of flamed brick, along with
modest yurt-shaped dwellings, and he believes these are part of what
was once Itil, the Khazar capital.

By law Khazars could use flamed bricks only in the capital, Vasilyev
said. The general location of the city on the Silk Road was confirmed
in medieval chronicles by Arab, Jewish and European authors.

"The discovery of the capital of Eastern Europe's first feudal state
is of great significance," he told The Associated Press. "We should
view it as part of Russian history."

The Society for the Study of Egyptian Antiquities - Toronto Chapter
presents
BEAKS & FEATHERS: BIRDS IN ANCIENT EGYPT
Speaker: Sherine ElSebaie, University of Toronto
Friday, September 26, 2008 | 7:00 pm
Room 142, basement of 5 Bancroft Ave, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

When we mention Ancient Egypt, the images that immediately come to
mind are the pyramids, mummies, or a felluka on the Nile. Yet Ancient
Egypt is more than those repeatedly publicized icons. Egypt has a rich
ecology and environment that looked much different than it does today,
and which played an important role in defining the economy and the
religious beliefs of the society.
This lecture will delve into the world of birds, the techinques used
to fowl them, and the way the ancient Egyptians perceived them.

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Awaiting the glorious hour, the signs of the end of the world
are everywhere, particularly by the signs in the heavens, the
Sun, Moon and Stars, which are continually manifesting in the
world. The final pope not long for the world, 2012 around the
corner, prophecies unanimous, the 4th Empire is about to fall.

Armageddon Cometh,
Daniel Joseph Min
http://www.angelfire.com/moon2/danieljosephmin/
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