Without knowing it may seem meaningless but when you know the meaning of the terms, particularly from personal experience with T's from each category, you can bet that anytime it's mentioned, it's a significant detail.hard_jokur said::? I keep seeing these terms, "thrown" around when it comes to talking about T's. I see it so much that it's become generic & meaningless to me. Can someone please explain what old world & new world mean?? right now it's clear as mud
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Rich
Really? This is mindblowing! How is it possible that these indigenous folks called themselves "Native Americans" before being happened across by the Europeans? Coincidence? I don't know, but it's mighty weird, and the fact that it's been so obviously omitted from the history books I've read makes me suspicious. And why didn't Von Daniken ever latch onto it? He can smell this kind of thing from miles off, even underwater. Somebody ought to give him a call.bagheera said:New Word/Old World World are referenced from the European point of view and Columbus' discovery of the "New World" . This was quite a surprise to the Native Americans, as they did not know that they required to be discovered.
I found that most of them can be kept first off as long as the right research is done and respect and caution is shown, as some are species tend to be more defensive and run away when distrubed, then being outwardly aggressive.
