Luke Caverns
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Oh, corn too. Yes. Mays. Oh my gosh.
Oh, corn too. Yes. Mays. Oh my gosh.
Oh, corn too. Yes. Mays. Oh my gosh.
Yeah. And again, it fucking breathes air. Could be as ancient as 8,650 years. Yeah. Yeah. Good night. Good night.
Yeah. And again, it fucking breathes air. Could be as ancient as 8,650 years. Yeah. Yeah. Good night. Good night.
Yeah. And again, it fucking breathes air. Could be as ancient as 8,650 years. Yeah. Yeah. Good night. Good night.
Well, OK. OK, so two things there as far as what's in the Amazon. First, think about how let's just talk about North America above Mesoamerica. So, like, let's just... Let's just include like the modern day United States. Think about all the tribes that existed here, how complicated these histories are. You know, Squanto is born in the early 1600s among these tribes in Massachusetts.
Well, OK. OK, so two things there as far as what's in the Amazon. First, think about how let's just talk about North America above Mesoamerica. So, like, let's just... Let's just include like the modern day United States. Think about all the tribes that existed here, how complicated these histories are. You know, Squanto is born in the early 1600s among these tribes in Massachusetts.
Well, OK. OK, so two things there as far as what's in the Amazon. First, think about how let's just talk about North America above Mesoamerica. So, like, let's just... Let's just include like the modern day United States. Think about all the tribes that existed here, how complicated these histories are. You know, Squanto is born in the early 1600s among these tribes in Massachusetts.
And when he comes back, he forms this thing called the Wampanoag Confederation, whatever, whatever. Just in that little area, there's all these different cultures with their own history, their own knowledge and everything. That's one little part of Massachusetts. Now think about the rest of the country and how vast and sprawling and intricate and how deep that history really goes.
And when he comes back, he forms this thing called the Wampanoag Confederation, whatever, whatever. Just in that little area, there's all these different cultures with their own history, their own knowledge and everything. That's one little part of Massachusetts. Now think about the rest of the country and how vast and sprawling and intricate and how deep that history really goes.
And when he comes back, he forms this thing called the Wampanoag Confederation, whatever, whatever. Just in that little area, there's all these different cultures with their own history, their own knowledge and everything. That's one little part of Massachusetts. Now think about the rest of the country and how vast and sprawling and intricate and how deep that history really goes.
And you can just place the United States inside the Amazon. That's how big the Amazon is. Yeah. And we just refer to natives, tribes who lived in the Amazon as Amazonians. But it's so much more complicated than just that. Now, the next thing is this whole conversation about talking about the were jaguar.
And you can just place the United States inside the Amazon. That's how big the Amazon is. Yeah. And we just refer to natives, tribes who lived in the Amazon as Amazonians. But it's so much more complicated than just that. Now, the next thing is this whole conversation about talking about the were jaguar.
And you can just place the United States inside the Amazon. That's how big the Amazon is. Yeah. And we just refer to natives, tribes who lived in the Amazon as Amazonians. But it's so much more complicated than just that. Now, the next thing is this whole conversation about talking about the were jaguar.
I get a lot of flack for this topic because you have, let's just call it like boomer archaeologists who have this knee-jerk reaction to psychedelics and hallucinogens because it's so – ingrained in them that like all drugs are bad as if all drugs are the same, you know what I mean? And I'm talking to this.
I get a lot of flack for this topic because you have, let's just call it like boomer archaeologists who have this knee-jerk reaction to psychedelics and hallucinogens because it's so – ingrained in them that like all drugs are bad as if all drugs are the same, you know what I mean? And I'm talking to this.