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That's absolutely what happened with the nations up and down the Atlantic coast, which was densely populated before (post-Viking) European contact. Cahokia, th
by bunderbunder 8y ago
That's absolutely what happened with the nations up and down the Atlantic coast, which was densely populated before (post-Viking) European contact.
Cahokia, though, was abandoned 250 years before that, in the early 1300s.
- ChainOfFools 8y agoI wonder if any research has been done that may have connected to global rise of the Bubonic plague with this collapse. The Black Death came in multiple waves throughout late medieval Europe, but originated somewhere in Asia. perhaps there was a connection through an avian carrier route or a presently unknown cross-bering strait trade or migration.