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The adobe structures of the American southwest, and mounds in many other areas survived, but for the most part there was not much left of historical value in te
by mothballed 4mo ago
The adobe structures of the American southwest, and mounds in many other areas survived, but for the most part there was not much left of historical value in terms of ruins of structures of the native americans. Europeans more often build with stones, rock, brick, etc and more regularly other more survivable building materials.
- inigyou 4mo agoYou might have missed the sarcasm
- alsetmusic 4mo ago> You might have missed the sarcasm I didn't. It's pretty frustrating how many people on the internet can't infer intent. I upvoted your clearly absurdist statement because I got it. Sadly, that's the modern internet. Enough people are incurious and bigoted so as to make absurd statements appear genuine. On an up-note: at least one person understood your snark and appreciated it for what it was.
- K0balt 4mo agoEuropeans are the descendants of the third little pig?