Re: maize in ancient India: transpacific links (cont.)

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August Matthusen (matthuse@ix.netcom.com) wrote:
: Yuri Kuchinsky wrote:
: > Peter van Rossum (pmv100@psu.edu) wrote:

: > : If so, why have no such
: > : remains ever been reported from Old World contexts?

: > Argumentum ex silentio. A common fallacy.

: Plaese explain exactly how this statement is applicable.
: You made this claim yesterday based on a web page you refused
: to stand behind. Explain it in your own words (use big ones
: if you want, I'll look them up). I'd really like to know
: what *you* mean by this.

Hey, August, you want me to explain why something did NOT happen? This is
very similar to demonstrating or proving the negative. More illogicality
from my "friends"...

Yuri.

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