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human settlements - F2d5thCav - 01-31-2022
Ran across a weird (or dumb) bit on Wikipedia today.
Check out en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lydd and scroll to the bottom of the article.
A 'related article', Greatstone-on-Sea, is summarized as a,
Human settlement in England
Now, what other kinds of settlements do we expect to have on our planet? Elven? Would a tribe of chimps in the Congo constitute a Simian settlement in Africa ?
This descriptor is used for English towns as well in the 'related article' summaries.
Cheers
RE: human settlements - Ninurta - 01-31-2022
(01-31-2022, 07:05 AM)F2d5thCav Wrote: Ran across a weird (or dumb) bit on Wikipedia today.
Check out en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lydd and scroll to the bottom of the article.
A 'related article', Greatstone-on-Sea, is summarized as a,
Human settlement in England
Now, what other kinds of settlements do we expect to have on our planet? Elven? Would a tribe of chimps in the Congo constitute a Simian settlement in Africa ?
This descriptor is used for English towns as well in the 'related article' summaries.
Cheers
I suppose elven or pixie settlements are a possibility....
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RE: human settlements - gordi - 01-31-2022
I've heard that term a lot over the years, but never actually thought about it that way 5th! Good Spot.
I suspect that what they mean is that there is evidence of ACTUAL settlement rather than just a transitory presence.
Structures, buildings, trash-middens or fire-pits that were used many many times over many years... that sort of thing, but it is odd that they would feel the need to refer to them as "human" settlements.... hmmm
RE: human settlements - Kenzo - 01-31-2022
Yep odd wiki
The definition of " human " is going to be defined maybe soon ? The current covid vaccines seems to create chimeras....something that has new DNA ,which is not anymore as same like in old human DNA . Childs born now with both parents vaccinaned are "different" some say ..
I will watch my 6 once those kids grow up, if they survive ......
RE: human settlements - GeauxHomeLittleD - 01-31-2022
Maybe to differentiate between humans and possible settlements of other species?
Perhaps we are getting close to disclosure and maybe the early tidbits could be admission of discovery of ancient extraterrestrial settlements.
One can hope anyway.
RE: human settlements - Bally002 - 02-01-2022
(01-31-2022, 07:05 AM)F2d5thCav Wrote: Ran across a weird (or dumb) bit on Wikipedia today.
Check out en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lydd and scroll to the bottom of the article.
A 'related article', Greatstone-on-Sea, is summarized as a,
Human settlement in England
Now, what other kinds of settlements do we expect to have on our planet? Elven? Would a tribe of chimps in the Congo constitute a Simian settlement in Africa ?
This descriptor is used for English towns as well in the 'related article' summaries.
Cheers
Good read. Dunno why it would be classified as a human settlement. I liked these names - "There are several sewers in the area, including Dengemarsh Sewer, Jury's Gut Sewer, and Scotney Petty Sewer."
"Jury's gut Sewer" would be the name and setting for a good horror movie or book. Perhaps it would be where the interned bodies of those 3 dutchmen that were hung as spies in WWII are located.
Your post inspired me to look at my village on Wiki. Nothing that remarkable about 'Nymboida' other that it was named by Gregory Blaxland Jnr. Son of George Blaxland from the fame of the explorers "Blaxland, Wentworth and Lawson" who were the first to cross the Great Dividing Range. Blaxland Jnr was killed by aboriginals at Gin Gin.
Kind regards,
Bally:)
RE: human settlements - Bally002 - 02-01-2022
(01-31-2022, 07:18 AM)Ninurta Wrote:Maybe it differentiates from Neanderthal settlements?(01-31-2022, 07:05 AM)F2d5thCav Wrote: Ran across a weird (or dumb) bit on Wikipedia today.
Check out en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lydd and scroll to the bottom of the article.
A 'related article', Greatstone-on-Sea, is summarized as a,
Human settlement in England
Now, what other kinds of settlements do we expect to have on our planet? Elven? Would a tribe of chimps in the Congo constitute a Simian settlement in Africa ?
This descriptor is used for English towns as well in the 'related article' summaries.
Cheers
I suppose elven or pixie settlements are a possibility....
.
In jest,
Bally:)
RE: human settlements - ABNARTY - 02-01-2022
Sure. Elven or Orc. Either way.
It does seem to be redundant.
RE: human settlements - Bally002 - 02-02-2022
(02-01-2022, 12:47 AM)Bally002 Wrote:(01-31-2022, 07:18 AM)Ninurta Wrote:Maybe it differentiates from Neanderthal settlements?(01-31-2022, 07:05 AM)F2d5thCav Wrote: Ran across a weird (or dumb) bit on Wikipedia today.
Check out en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lydd and scroll to the bottom of the article.
A 'related article', Greatstone-on-Sea, is summarized as a,
Human settlement in England
Now, what other kinds of settlements do we expect to have on our planet? Elven? Would a tribe of chimps in the Congo constitute a Simian settlement in Africa ?
This descriptor is used for English towns as well in the 'related article' summaries.
Cheers
I suppose elven or pixie settlements are a possibility....
.
In jest,
Bally:)
Came across this video. Controversial? Describes non-humans. If posted before please disregard or delete mods.
16-39 Now playing Watch later Watch later Add to queue Add to queue
If they (if actually proved non-human) created settlements. I guess such would be non-human? Some good evidence to suggest, inclusive of DNA, that these were not of this earth.
For your edification,
My kind regards,
Bally:)
RE: human settlements - Bally002 - 02-03-2022
(02-02-2022, 10:09 PM)Bally002 Wrote:Okay, I see that this link may direct you to another. Just persevere and reload it. Skip the ad which takes up a lot of the space. Sorry.(02-01-2022, 12:47 AM)Bally002 Wrote:(01-31-2022, 07:18 AM)Ninurta Wrote:Maybe it differentiates from Neanderthal settlements?(01-31-2022, 07:05 AM)F2d5thCav Wrote: Ran across a weird (or dumb) bit on Wikipedia today.
Check out en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lydd and scroll to the bottom of the article.
A 'related article', Greatstone-on-Sea, is summarized as a,
Human settlement in England
Now, what other kinds of settlements do we expect to have on our planet? Elven? Would a tribe of chimps in the Congo constitute a Simian settlement in Africa ?
This descriptor is used for English towns as well in the 'related article' summaries.
Cheers
I suppose elven or pixie settlements are a possibility....
.
In jest,
Bally:)
Came across this video. Controversial? Describes non-humans. If posted before please disregard or delete mods.
16-39 Now playing Watch later Watch later Add to queue Add to queue
If they (if actually proved non-human) created settlements. I guess such would be non-human? Some good evidence to suggest, inclusive of DNA, that these were not of this earth.
For your edification,
My kind regards,
Bally:)
Kind regrds,
Bally
RE: human settlements - Ninurta - 02-03-2022
(02-03-2022, 02:54 AM)Bally002 Wrote: Okay, I see that this link may direct you to another. Just persevere and reload it. Skip the ad which takes up a lot of the space. Sorry.
Kind regrds,
Bally
I didn't have that problem, but here is the video directly embedded for anyone that does.
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RE: human settlements - Bally002 - 02-03-2022
(02-03-2022, 06:24 AM)Ninurta Wrote:(02-03-2022, 02:54 AM)Bally002 Wrote: Okay, I see that this link may direct you to another. Just persevere and reload it. Skip the ad which takes up a lot of the space. Sorry.
Kind regards,
Bally
I didn't have that problem, but here is the video directly embedded for anyone that does.
Thanks old mate.
Regards to you and yours,
Bally:)