And since the North American Indians did not work metal, they could not have gardening tools, so they had to rely on what they found lying around in open spaces. Notice I said "open spaces." They did not have the technology to cut down trees and "clear" land. They used pointed sticks to dig up tubers.

But you didn't learn. You didn't farm. What a crock. You had no tools, no means of clearing land, and the men were too lazy. THEY PICKED STUFF UP OFF THE GROUND LIKE EVERY OTHER STONE AGE GROUP.

They are Stone Age people. Look at them. It astounds me that any of them have even learned to drive. The tires must be constant sources of magic in their eyes. "Things go round and round, and I go in ditch. Damn Whitey! He can't build anything right."