Reply #10: Not aware of deliberate burying of evidence...

[chknltl]

....I am aware of 30,000 year old camp fire circles in Tierra Del Fuego for instance. That absolutely did not fit into the current models back in the 1980s when they were discovered. Archeology profs where I went to school spoke about them and how they did not fit into current schemes but I never heard of anyone covering up the evidence. Kenniwick man may have been an early Caucasian, I believe forensic modelers made him up to look like Jean-Luc Piccard (of Star Trek fame), he does not fit into current models either. The local natives took issue with the handling of one of their ancestors and one might even say they wished to have the info of Kenniwick mans ancestry not be spoken of. That may be evidence of cover-up but on a small scale. I could go on, there are many discoveries going on in the science of archeology, our models take awhile to catch up. This reflects the nature of the science. No big cover ups here Friends.
(Now if someone digs up a cave man with a ray gun......)