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ah yes, the question of the ages.... The nomials were a small tribe that moved around a lot in the southwest US prior to the formation of the Grand Canyon. then after Yellowstone caldera erupted, the nomials were split into many tribes on either side of the park. some years later when the black bears had had enough to eat, the nomials all gathered up again and they found that they had grown into a vast number, so they renamed themselves the "Poly nomials". Few years after that they just dropped the space between their first and last names...

So I guess the answer is they were made in Wyoming and Colorado, about 360,000 years ago.

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