cods wrote on Jun 15
th, 2020 at 4:32pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Jun 15
th, 2020 at 2:32pm:
Perhaps because Tasmanian Indigenous Australians were wiped out, Cods?
The huts aren't mentioned 'cause to do so would betray the myth that the White settlers created to justify their destruction of Indigenous Australian culture.
oh absolutely and you wont be happy till all the whites are wiped out

I get that..
Where have I ever expressed that opinion, Cods?
I don't want to see anyone wiped out. I just want to see some acknowledgement that Indigenous Australians inhabited this continent in many different and varied ways. Some were nomadic, some were't. Some lived settled lifestyles, some didn't. Simples, really. Reality.
Quote:as for the huts.... I am sure the Tassy aboriginal would not have been the only one to build such amazing monuments..I mean didnt you say they also built some kind sheds or early silos to keep all that wheat they grew in?....
They built towns in Victoria. Pascoe maintains they built structures for the storage of food.
Quote:for a group who didnt invent the wheel they did amazing
The Aztecs didn't invent the wheel. The Incas invented the wheel but didn't use it. Perhaps it was because they didn't have heavy draught animals? Who knows but nobody disputes what they did achieve. Machu Picchu had over 1.5 million tourists visit it last year.
Quote: when you think about it look how much they could have taught all those ignorant thieves and vagabonds that ended up in Tassy....what a missed opportunity...
Except those "ignorant thieves and vagabonds" were intent on wiping them out, they weren't interested in learning anything. Funny that, Cods.