Oldest Human DNA In North America Found In Montana.
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JOE???
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Ricci.Wright: 31513161803035/comments/31513149174939
JOE???
That's mean!
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But funny!
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HDColt 51?
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Ricci.Wright: 31513161803035/comments/31513149174939
JOE???
I see this. I also see who hit the LOL button on this also.
Note to self: update names on my list of names.
IBTL
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montanajoe: 31513161803035/comments/
https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11277349#Comment_11277349
I see this. I also see who hit the LOL button on this also.
Note to self: update names on my list of names.
IBTL
So, I suppose you're not promoting that one, eh?
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I thought they were referring to the Joe The lefts place holder in the white house
I did read part of the article earlier today while in the car shopping with my wife
interesting the fellow had the idea the history books were wrong about his ancestors and there history
look's like he may have been right , and sad like he stated he did not get to share the info with his brother before he passed on
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We already knew this. People were here prior to others migrating across the land bridge.
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science is just a updated guess that gets reset often any more on human existence time lines and what and when and there ability's
if a way back machine was ever invented it would be amazing to travel back to see some of the amazing things they did with just rocks and trees . when I watch the African or south American documentary's on people still living ( amazing how many still do ) like they have for thousand's of years as hunters gatherers . I still see people living in grass / mud huts , eating bugs or creepy crawlers well really what ever they find each day some do have a some what garden of basic plants or few domestic animals and of course only wearing animal skins if that . and obvious no sign of any higher skill sets . so got to wonder . what really went on in history that changed us so fast
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Records 17000 yrs ago...
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Isn’t this link really just an add for one companies DNA testing?
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I had to look it up to verify the reality of "Chief Dull Knife College" LOL
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It is a fact that some people took along the bones of their ancestors when they moved to different locations. Their intent had nothing to do with messing up our modern historical studies. Or.....did they? 😲
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When I was in school I read Kon Tiki by Thor Heyerdahl. He saw connections between S. America and Polynesia, and he sailed a raft from Peru to the Pacific Islands. His work was largely dismissed by mainstream archaeologists.
However there are other connections, including the sweet potato which is found in S. America as well as Polynesia. We know that Hawaii and the other remote islands were settled by intrepid sailors from the Asian mainland, perhaps the Phillippines.
If you can sail from the Phillippines to Hawaii you could surely sail on to S. America.
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allen griggs: 31513161803035/comments/
When I was in school I read Kon Tiki by Thor Heyerdahl. He saw connections between S. America and Polynesia, and he sailed a raft from Peru to the Pacific Islands. His work was largely dismissed by mainstream archaeologists.
However there are other connections, including the sweet potato which is found in S. America as well as Polynesia. We know that Hawaii and the other remote islands were settled by intrepid sailors from the Asian mainland, perhaps the Phillippines.
If you can sail from the Phillippines to Hawaii you could surely sail on to S. America.
Kon Tiki is a fantastic book!
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In my previous post I didn't mean to discount the what this man found out about himself which is the purpose of the article.
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“We’ve always been here, since time immemorial,” said Sally Abrams, an instructor at Chief Dull Knife College. “There’s no oral stories that say we crossed a bridge or anything else.”
Then again, his ancestors never said they were on a long boat ride.
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