Archaeologica.org

A complete crock of shit by Scott Wolters, in which he ties the Kensington Rune Stone into theosophist cult "archaeology". "This journey has been nothing short of amazing as it winds through the mysterious worlds of the medieval Cistercians, the Knights Templar, and modern Freemasonr...

Does not have to be Ebola or Hanta, there is a hemorrhagic version of dengue fever too...and dengue is indigenous to the area. Regular dengue is bad enough (I had it) don't want to know anything more about the hemorrhagic version.

There is a site near me, famous...a Maya elder friend of mine visited it and the first thing out of his mouth when he saw it was 'we built this' and he went on to explain how he knew this..couldn't argue with him...because another Maya elder I know who visited the site said the same thing..,they do ...

Found this post on a forum... "I dug up a bronze pendant that turned out to be on Minoan origin. Caused quite a stir as it really didn't belong in Ohio where I found it (said the historians stuck in a paradigm) I sold it to an archeologist/writer who studies and published books about Pre-Columb...

http://pangeawv.com/advancedcivilization.html

sorry couldn't help it. have fun

of course Clovis wasn't first and neither was Colombus...but this fellow might be a little loose in the loft. or maybe not.

Say Barry, where's you family buried...I feel like building a house on top of their graves..after I dig them up and poke around in their bones....As a Native American I find your comments reprehensible. What about "you stole our land" don't you understand? What about forcing NAs onto crapp...

and then there's this

http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg2 ... ndial.html

"Mainstream archeology hasn't been exactly welcoming. Despite being highly regarded in his own field, Mr. Freeman says journals have rejected his papers and conferences have denied him a platform. Professionals in any field resist interlopers from other disciplines and archeology is no exceptio...

This group is petitioning to the State of Tennessee, the Bureau of Indian Affairs and to the White House for recognition as an indigenous Native American tribe. With that comes a variety of rights, including the right to petition for a share of tribal land. Of course, there is an "anti Semitic...

Were they going to grab at the Holy land then? Not sure I get your point. All I got from reading that is that these folks now believe more in their "ancient" folk lore believing that the DNA tests validate their oral tradition...or did I miss something?

^ Didn't notice any Mormon links...think it was a band of Indians doing their own genetic tests, can't figure WHY they did it, but did gather they were rather surprised... I finally remembered where I read about it and found the links: http://www.cherokeeoflawrencecountytn.org/PressRelease.pdf http:...

^Thanks...I hadn't really gone anywhere, I just rarely have anything intelligent to say or new to question. I just sit back and read everything.

I was getting the idea that this group of Cherokee were thinking that they were the lost tribe of Israel somehow...head spinning... ON the other hand I have kept an eye on Gloria Fell's work and how that might pan out with genetic studies. SOMETHING is not quite Clovis first about all of this (heh)....

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Alcohol? Cannabis?

Clubs?

I confess, they came for me

I just recently read about some Cherokee Indians having their DNA tested and finding that their DNA traced to Ashkenazi Jews...naturally this has created a fire fight...which I am not qualified to decipher. And naturally I didn't save the links, but I suppose it's googlelable (is that a word?) I'd l...