ArizonaDave
Well-Known Member
Don't get too excited about what it said.
I guess everyone was so hung up on the "1000 year old" line, they failed to question the obvious. "What were they doing digging at an ancient Indian burial site?" "Did they have permission?" "How did they know how to plant the seeds?" and so on.
On the 1,000 years (which seems like a conveniently rounded number), yes, there has been a history of reviving seeds dating up to 4000 years old. From Egypt, Siberia, and from the South Pole. Yes, even in the Americas.