Comments by "Mike O\x27Neill" (@EllieMaes-Grandad) on "Old Copper Culture: North America's Forgotten Metal Workers" video.

Yet they didn't have wheels . . .
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@baneofbanes Had they but known the benefits . . . . are you suggesting they had them but they rejected their use?
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@baneofbanes Indeed, they obviously got by without wheels, but "well enough"? Perhaps why Europeans took over; better thinking, better technology?
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@facundovera3227 Not at all - simply an observation about application of intelligence. We had it, they didn't.
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@facundovera3227 The plains Indians had beautiful horses, war horses though, not load-hauling Shires. They dragged sticks across the ground - Europe/Asia didn't . . .
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Don't like this BCE/CE stuff. Stick with BC/AD - respect The Nazarene, respect western history.
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@AncientAmericas One is new and trendy; the other is traditional. One seeks to deny our Christian heritage, the other affirms it.
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@AncientAmericas Thank you. I like your terminological description of the difference. I would disagree with you about the reason for the revised style. I'm either paranoid or prescient about the intended eventual effect on Christian life in The West, as I don't see the need for any change, at all.
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