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"Indigenous people who lived here between 500 B.C. and A.D. 900 continued to hunt, gather, plant and trade, though planting gardens had become a more prominent activity. With over 62% of the world's food having been developed by American Indians, it is no surprise that the Indians of the Ozarks ...."

For all I know this is all true, but it is not as far as I can see supported by the sources cited. The second sentence contains the more obvious over-reach of citation: who exactly says that American Indians developed 62% of the world's food and how is this measured, e.g. is it by family, genus or species, by tonnage of food at today's consumption, by number of present day humans who consume it etc etc. ?

Although the text cannot be traced to the citations I see it matches verbatim parts of a narrative posted in the Park, which also contains the even more eye-stretching assertion that "the indigenous people of North America most likely did not, in fact, migrate here from Asia," the claim that led me to this page for enlightenment. Atconsul (talk) 21:55, 24 April 2024 (UTC)Reply