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W oodsmoke Journal is and has always been a combined effort of many, and so this book is dedicated to our abo friends and trail companionspractitioners who have devoted themselves to a lifetime of study, experimenting, and living the old ways, and have generously shared their finding with others. To our contributors and all who fit this description, thank you. You have helped convey understanding and meaning to our lives.
RICHARD AND LINDA JAMISON
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Jared Diamond: 57.
Brian Fagan: 23-41.
Sharon Begley with Fiona Gliezes, My Grandad Neanderthal? Newsweek, (16 October 1989): 70-71.
Epic of Man: 18-23.
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Notes:
Gilbert Blue (Catawba), personal communication, 1979; Bill Brescia (Choctaw), personal communication, 1985; Richard Crowe (Cherokee), personal communication, 1980.
Tom Underwood, personal communication, 1988.
Claude Medford, interview with author, 1988.
Hayes Lossiah (Cherokee), personal communication, 1980.
Medford, 1988.
Blue, 1979.
Bonnie Wyatt, personal communication, 1989.
Roger McDaniel, personal communication, 1988.
Underwood, 1988.
Richard Crowe, personal communication, 1985.
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