what are some natural resources a person used that was living 50 years ago?
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Beaver...My dad always was talking about all the beaver he and his friends went through. I guess people were more into trapping and hunting back then.
880643
Definitely the  past like the early 1900s, things were harder but you didnt have to deal with all this technology and all the time conserving appliances, but still somehow nobody has any time not to mention people were naturally born conservationists it wasnt a throw away society. I would hate to be born in the future not unless society reverted somehow.
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http://www.heritage.nf.ca/environment/mine/ch1p2.html
697493
I really don't think anyone is going to be that generous to give you any spots unless they don't use them anymore.. Best thing is to get a quad map of the areas around there.. look for highest ground..even if its only a foot higher.. also look for eroded places and agriculture that desturbs the earth pretty often and close to a body of water or where one used to be .. you can tell on the quads where old swamps,slews ,and rivers used to flow..look on the high ground there because the native americans would never stay more than half a mile away from fresh water and were deathly afraid of flash flooding since they didn't have locks and dams like we do,or levees..When you have found these suspected areas around there on the maps do a little leg work and look for broken pottery or flint chips..almost always a tale tale sign..but I have found beautiful big arrowheads where there shouldn't be so always check out road cuts,creeks that fall, eroded creek and river beds and keep your eyes down on the ground you will find em..and who knows..some old timer might tell you where to look..farmers are pretty nice and if you go to the feed stores and ask around..someone usually always knows where there were some or there is some..always ask a land owner..and they will always be glad to see you when you come to hunt
156306
the current estimates are at 50 years
537716
A long long time ago.
963633
About 10 years ago in my garden.  Photos of my family pets and house. A pizza and Indian menu! A letter for whoever finds it, a silver crown that I dug up in the garden 20 years ago, a dick francis novel and a tin of boiled sweets!
648506
Naturally through old age.
737217
If you did your research, then probably. I looked around a month ago, and found out he was a Liberal back when he was alive. But as for today, I really dunno b/c I'm not sure what's the difference with today vs. 50 years ago.
557114
Perhaps you could start with the book "Farewell to Manzanar" by Jeanne and James D. Houston. It may be difficult finding a survivor at this point, as it occurred over 60 years ago... Good luck.
589172
ask the native americans who have been here for 30,000 years!!!!!!
565994
can't recall but about 600-700 years old.
68843
Did you try EBAY?  I've found all kinds of old, unusual things on there.
865242
There is an old ditty from California that I ran across many years ago:\n\nThe miners came in '49,\nThe whores in '51,\nThen they got together,\nAnd made the Native Son.
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It would really help if you knew where he had found it, fossil assemblages vary from country to country, and even locally. If you know where it is from try contacting the local museum or geology department of the university in that area.
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uncovering the past, Some folk will go to places all over\n the world to dig up bones of living things which are\n flossies, Plants, bugs, dinasores, evern living things\n from the sea some 1 million or billions of years ago\nthey put the flossies together to tell  people of the\nworld about live as it was on earth so may years ago
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I think my grandpa made it out of sorgum cane, what molasses is made out of. It grows in kinda swampy areas