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• Xu says he is not interested in getting in the middle of a debate between diffusionists and nativists.
• Diffusionists may not be able to pinpoint who beat Columbus to the punch _ but they're sure someone did.
• But what endears Xu to diffusionists is that his Chinese heritage gives him credibility; he is more qualified to interpret the writing systems of the Shang and Olmec.
• Smith did not believe that the spread of culture was necessarily connected to a certain race, in contrast to other diffusionists, like the German prehistorian Gustaf Kossinna.
• His theory has widespread support among " diffusionists, " those who believe that society in the Americas was influenced by different civilizations thousands of years before the time of Columbus.
• Although the burden of proof may be on diffusionists, mainstream scholars may find it difficult to continue explaining away findings of ancient contact unearthed in excavations throughout the Americas, Meggers says.
• Grove says that the prevalence of crocodiles in Olmec art, which diffusionists say mirrors the Shang Dynasty's depiction of dragons, simply reflects a formidable creature that inhabits the tropical rivers where the Olmec lived.
• This one is more in the time frame alleged for the Burrows Caves inscriptions and a number of similar others, that the proponents generally suggest to indicate refugees from Imperial Rome, not so much " Globetrotting Tribe of Abraham diffusionists " . ( I won't even say what that makes you sound like ) talk ) 00 : 41, 29 June 2012 ( UTC)
• :: : Gloria Farley ( Indians are savages unless they are Christian )'s book is on a private website and she is definitely an unreliable source, however much she may be revered by others who believed that everyone discovered America ( by the way, they like to call themselves "'diffusionists "'--but every archaologist accepts diffusion, they are really "'hyperdiffusionists " '.