Re: [Marxism] Comments on the Woolly Mammoth and the Noble Savage

[Nestor Gorojovsky <nmgoro@xxxxxxxxx>]

Been following this thread loosely. Would only add some factual 
evidence: the marsupial fauna that existed in the Pampas were in part 
contemporary of humans. This was their last performance in the play. 
Other mammals came together with humans, including predators such as 
cougars. But it would be senseless to deny that humans (whose 
settlements sometimes include remains of marsupials) had their own part 
in the ellimination of big marsupials here.

Shane Mage escribió:
> On Jun 18, 2009, at 3:47 PM, Louis Proyect wrote:
> 
>> Tom Cod wrote:
>>> It has, however, been determined that Woolly Mammoths were in fact  
>>> hunted by humans as their remains have been found amid ancient  
>>> human encampments including evidence that rib bones and hides were  
>>> used to construct human shelters.
>> This is not the question. There are prob

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