Re: State of the world c. 12,000 years ago

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Roger Dodger has this to say about that-
>In article <E3C1vF.JK3@emr1.NRCan.gc.ca>, woloshin@emr1.NRCan.gc.ca
>(Dale Woloshin) says:
>>
>>A rather basic question, perhaps, but has anyone compiled in a
>relatively
>>succinct form the state of the world at various times. A newcomer
>>to this discussion area, I have seen snippets of answers concerning
>>the end of the Wurm iceage, or of 30,000 years ago, etc., but am
>>wondering if

>The last ice age ended 11,600 +- 100 years ago.

>I discussed the theme during the first part of the year 1996 almost
>to tiredness, with over 100 letters to sci.archaeology and some also
>to this group.

>If you have some specifically formulated questions, I would be glad
>to try to answer.
>

Roger Dodger
from the City-State of the Invincible Overlord
Think twice before you think.

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