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American History

bemildred

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3. Nothing to do with nomenclature, as far as I can see.

Reply to LiberalFighter (Reply #2)

Fri Aug 10, 2012, 09:34 AM

Aug 2012

I'm pretty sure that you can call them whatever you like, just as in the past.

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DNA study bolsters disputed view of migration into North America [View all] bemildred Jul 2012 OP

The Clovis First Theory Put to Rest at Oregon’s Paisley Caves bemildred Jul 2012 #1

Does that mean Native Americans can't be called Native Americans? LiberalFighter Aug 2012 #2

Nothing to do with nomenclature, as far as I can see. bemildred Aug 2012 #3

Patterns repeat in history, whether today or DavidL Aug 2012 #4

Depends on how you define "wave" of course. Bucky Sep 2012 #5

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