Posted by RN on February 12, 2010 at 07:52:13 from (184.60.14.1):
In Reply to: Re: Snow in SC? posted by dblair on February 12, 2010 at 06:25:12:
That time period was also about the time the southwestern US got drier, semi-drought conditions and the Anazasi had to move some, get into defensive cliff dwelling, watch out for Athapascan (apache and Navaho) hungry migrating tribes, Mexican tribes that may have been related to Aztecs- the indications of warfare and cannablism similar to what Spanish found later. Another situation about that time- herring schools shifted away from coast of Norway, etc and the local fishermen started to look south for more fish or whatever they could find, however they could get it. Result is often called the Viking age of conquest- raids and later settlements in Ireland, England, France (note the Normandy region named for them). The stories about Vikings coming to America seem to have left some evidence in New England area-settlement building foundations and pole support holes- and the Mandan Sioux with red and blond hair noted in 1800s before smallpox and other new whit illness devastated plains indians. Another localized climate shift now may have interesting results- the current central and south African ruckus"s in Sudan,etc are blamed partially on drought conditions pushing unfriendly tribes together. US has had a few places with long dry spells- arguments about water between states make the news at times. RN
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