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To: Bonefish who wrote (1244591)	7/4/2020 11:05:28 PM
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Indians waged wars, took slaves and some were cannibals, most of them gambled and contrary to popular belief knew how to brew alcohol. “Pre-Columbian Native Americans fermented starchy seeds and roots as well as fruits from both wild and domesticated plants. Among the most common are drinks made from fermented corn, agave, and manioc. Aboriginal use of alcohol generally took place in shared spiritual experiences that often arose out of the shamanistic tradition and was invested with expectations of improved well-being, as opposed to individual enjoyment or entertainment.”