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Diane wrote:
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<div><font color="#000080" face="Arial" size="4">... a pile of
hooey. "<em>The site, <u>... upriver from the Pacific coast along the
Klamath River.</u></em><u>" </u></font></div>
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<div><font color="#000080" face="Arial" size="4">The site is not
upriver from the Pacific coast along the Klamath River. The caves are
not anywhere near the Klamath River. <br>
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You are of course, quite correct about the location of the Klamath
River drainage and Paisley, however, you are quite in error to
attribute this to the archaeological folks. It is part of a blog by <a
class="url fn" href="http://archaeology.about.com/mbiopage.htm">K.
Kris Hirst</a>, "About.com Guide to Archaeology since 1997" -- to try
and taint the whole findings of the study because somebody on the
internet writes something that is rather misinformed, well ... One
of those websites does refer to the geological seperation between the
Klamth drainage and the landlocked lakes of Lake County (which are hard
to call a "drainage"), mentioning the Chewaucan as the only breach of
that seperation.<br>
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So you must live up by the airport instead of "downtown", eh?<br>
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