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Title: What?
Review: There are Algonquian words for time. There just isn't a noun for "time," but that's because nouns and verbs are used differently in these languages. Three examples of verbs about time in Maliseet (an Algonquian language): Tan kehs aciye (What time is it?), amsqahsukonohom (It is the first day of the month), acehtaqsopon kolahkom kat op metsiyew (if she had changed the time on her clock she wouldn't be late).Algonquian people definitely knew how to keep and measure time, including moderately sophisticated astronomy. This is just another "Wow, those primitive Native Americans didn't even know how to keep time, how simple and spiritual they must be, maybe they transcend linear time" bunch of crap. Okay, maybe Algonquins aren't so strict about being on time as Germans, but neither are Greeks or Arabs, and nobody says those guys are too primitive to understand the concept of linear time.How insulting.
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