Why didn't native Americans populate in California's mediterrarian climate? In the 15th century, Europe and North America had around the same amount of people.
It's such a shame that the Great Central Valley was never a cradle of civilization, it's such a perfect place for one. In a proper timeline, it would've been the heartland of a successive series of empires comparable to the Mayans and Aztecs down south.
>>18465774crazy how they didnt even grow corn they were so isolated from the southwestern tribes. they hunted and fished and smoked tobacco (which was the only thing they grew)yup they had a good thing going
>>18465765retarded ass map
>>18465765too many peoplebillions must die
>>18465820Correct me if I'm wrong, but there weren't any beasts of burden being utilized for making the trip from South Western Mexico to California.Since according to Google, maize was first domesticated in South Western Mexico, that and plus the trek would have been like a really long walk.
