01:1901:19, 21 August 2018diffhist−200
Nickel silver
a yahoo group forum message to supposedly justify that german silver had been called electrum in the past...is not a valid referenceTag: references removed
01:1401:14, 21 August 2018diffhist−325
Electrum
a yahoo group forum message is NOT a valid wikipedia ref to supposedly validate that "electrum was a term used to call german silver"
02:3002:30, 26 June 2018diffhist+18
Oak (wine)
→Other wood types: Black Locust (robinia pseudoacacia) is called properly "Robinier" in French or more commonly "faux acacia" or improperly "acacia" due to its scientific name "robinia pseudoacacia" , due to the fact that it mimics partially the visual aspect of the true acacia genus .
02:5602:56, 19 March 2018diffhist−352
Jōmon period
→Genetics: osteological review on Kennewick Man is outdated (see wikipedia article on Kennewick Man) and mentions only morphological similarities , not genetic , so it should be simply not referenced in the article since modern DNA testing on Ainu and ancient Jomon show their affinity to Haplogroup D-M55 originating from Central Asia (see wikipedia article)Tag: references removed
02:0202:02, 19 March 2018diffhist+429
Jōmon period
→Genetics: OSTEOLOGICAL study says LITERALLY, quote: "Kennewick appears to have strongest morphological affinities with populations in Polynesia and southern Asia, and not with American Indians". DNA tests from 2013-2015 show this assertion to be incorrect, see DNA tests results here /info/en/?search=Kennewick_Man#DNA
01:3401:34, 19 March 2018diffhist+165
Jōmon period
→Genetics: Read the paper in question instead of posting PERSONAL OPINIONS. It is an OSTEOLOGICAL study of Kennewick man (and other populations in comparison, using data obtained through CRANIOMETRY, NOT GENETICS) there is ZERO genetic testing in the paper, it is not even mentioned once, so you cannot say "genetic relationship" . The paper mentions a "BIOLOGICAL affinity" between Ainu/Jomon and southeast asians. Worse, all the 2013-2015 DNA tests on Kennewick Man's remains contradict the outdated conclusions or rather "suggestions" of said paper .
00:4600:46, 19 March 2018diffhist+352
D3O
inital wiki article is misleading, there are no "trace amounts" of PBDMS, the proportion is much more important according to the patent, see ref.
01:1901:19, 21 August 2018diffhist−200
Nickel silver
a yahoo group forum message to supposedly justify that german silver had been called electrum in the past...is not a valid referenceTag: references removed
01:1401:14, 21 August 2018diffhist−325
Electrum
a yahoo group forum message is NOT a valid wikipedia ref to supposedly validate that "electrum was a term used to call german silver"
02:3002:30, 26 June 2018diffhist+18
Oak (wine)
→Other wood types: Black Locust (robinia pseudoacacia) is called properly "Robinier" in French or more commonly "faux acacia" or improperly "acacia" due to its scientific name "robinia pseudoacacia" , due to the fact that it mimics partially the visual aspect of the true acacia genus .
02:5602:56, 19 March 2018diffhist−352
Jōmon period
→Genetics: osteological review on Kennewick Man is outdated (see wikipedia article on Kennewick Man) and mentions only morphological similarities , not genetic , so it should be simply not referenced in the article since modern DNA testing on Ainu and ancient Jomon show their affinity to Haplogroup D-M55 originating from Central Asia (see wikipedia article)Tag: references removed
02:0202:02, 19 March 2018diffhist+429
Jōmon period
→Genetics: OSTEOLOGICAL study says LITERALLY, quote: "Kennewick appears to have strongest morphological affinities with populations in Polynesia and southern Asia, and not with American Indians". DNA tests from 2013-2015 show this assertion to be incorrect, see DNA tests results here /info/en/?search=Kennewick_Man#DNA
01:3401:34, 19 March 2018diffhist+165
Jōmon period
→Genetics: Read the paper in question instead of posting PERSONAL OPINIONS. It is an OSTEOLOGICAL study of Kennewick man (and other populations in comparison, using data obtained through CRANIOMETRY, NOT GENETICS) there is ZERO genetic testing in the paper, it is not even mentioned once, so you cannot say "genetic relationship" . The paper mentions a "BIOLOGICAL affinity" between Ainu/Jomon and southeast asians. Worse, all the 2013-2015 DNA tests on Kennewick Man's remains contradict the outdated conclusions or rather "suggestions" of said paper .
00:4600:46, 19 March 2018diffhist+352
D3O
inital wiki article is misleading, there are no "trace amounts" of PBDMS, the proportion is much more important according to the patent, see ref.