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Group: balt.jobs · Group Profile · Search for theme 410: that time in balt.jobs
Author: JobCircle.Com
Date: Jul 23, 2008 14:15
The so-called "muck", which is found near Fairbanks and other parts of Alaska is a favorite cliché piece of evidence for a terminal Pleistocene catastrophe for catastrophists like Collins (2000), Deloria (1997), Hapgood (1970), Allan and Delair (1995) and Hawkins (2007). Such catastrophists love to quote either form from Hibben's book "Lost Americans", Hibben (1946), or his paper "Evidences of
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Group: alt.jobs · Group Profile · Search for theme 410: that time in alt.jobs
Author: JobCircle.Com
Date: Jul 23, 2008 14:15
The so-called "muck", which is found near Fairbanks and other parts of Alaska is a favorite cliché piece of evidence for a terminal Pleistocene catastrophe for catastrophists like Collins (2000), Deloria (1997), Hapgood (1970), Allan and Delair (1995) and Hawkins (2007). Such catastrophists love to quote either form from Hibben's book "Lost Americans", Hibben (1946), or his paper "Evidences of
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