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I'm not going to argue that you're wrong, but I don't know if your evidence is very conclusive. Do we know back then the furs were that valuable? I can imagine
by wapz 10y ago
I'm not going to argue that you're wrong, but I don't know if your evidence is very conclusive. Do we know back then the furs were that valuable? I can imagine a lot of hunting going on and lots of fur to be crafted. It's still labor intensive but is the fur worth more than the meat?
I don't know what him crafting a bow means either. It surely means he didn't have one at the time and was making a new one. He could have broke the last one, traded it, lost it, had it stolen, etc.
- emmelaich 10y agoAgreed, in no way conclusive. I have a bunch of theories that fit the facts. I think that's my favourite, and coincidentally the most entertaining.
- emmelaich 10y agoAgreed, in no way conclusive. I have a bunch of theories that fit the facts. I think that's my favourite, and coincidentally the most entertaining.
- emmelaich 10y agoAgreed, in no way conclusive. I have a bunch of theories that fit the facts. I think that's my favourite, and coincidentally the most entertaining.