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originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: Wolfenz
1) Side Issues ? Show ME ...
Really? Okay you brought up Piri Reis and Admiral Bryd - which have nothing to do with the subject
2) Norse?? The Only Reason I Brought Up Them is a About the Identical Long House Structures ( Inside and Out ) That the Mohawk Native Americans Have and the Norsemen ( Vikings ) Have Referring the Connection Between the Two along the St Lawrence River and the Discoveries of a Viking Settlement in Newfoundland Proves that ! So For Now On Remove the The Viking Norse Bit .. Im talking about way before the Viking ever Landed ..
Oh goodie we can ignore them now
3) The Other Way I just Showed you a Theoretical Evidence in a Picture of the X Halgroup X to X Look on the Previous Post Let Alone Evidence of Ancient Inuits that were on Greenland Before the Norse.Set Foot on the Land . Look that Power to ya.. So how did they get there ?
The Inuit by boat from what would later be Canada where do you think they came from?
4) Repeating myself ? Your Repeating the Same Question.. Similar of the Same type of Culture from One Sourse More Likely the Inuits..
You asked for the same information more than once just a reminder
5) How Did they ( Guessing Here ) Island Skipping , Camping on Ice Sheets you know settle a couple day then rest then Continue.. Follow the Whale Follow The Seal Caribou Reindeer etc.. You Know the Nomadic Lifestyle.. You know Eskimos Inuit's have Adapted more to a harsh environment then most Humans.. in a MUCH More Warmer Climate say 6,000 to 10,000 years ago and Don't forget Hanslune Modern Humans ( Us Humans ) been on this planet 250,000 ago.. as I said How Many Ice Ages that Man Lived Through? ( Im asking YOU how MANY ) I Bet Plenty! with Warm Spells besides cold Spell The Problem with you is you are only looking for Written Documented Proof.. History is SO DAM Lost.. and Humans have Only Have 6,000 years of Written History to Go by..
Lots of words but its seem boils down to showing evidence that the Sami had contact with the NC and Inuit which I believe is your claim
6) How about you show me that Im totally Wrong as there is No Way Possible..
Reversal of the burden of proof? lol Sorry dude you need to show evidence that the Sami, NC and Inuit were in contact with one another.
7) You May want to explain the Finding s of ( Native to North America ) Wolverine & Beaver Pelts Then.. of the 2,000+ year Old Burial Site's in Russia.. that was Discovered.. So Obviously you Ignored Reading or Glancing at The Website..
That there was contact between the Inuit who were in Western Alaska and Eastern Siberia is well attested what is NOT attested is contact between the Sami and the NC & Inuit the in the EAST
What they Trade.. Pelts for one , Learn from another way of Life.. Mammoth, Caribou Reindeer meat what was around 6,000 to 10,000 years ago... Who Learned from Whom... is the Biggest Question..
Why would cultures that had pelts need different pelts and be willing to go 8,000+ kilometers to get them?
(sniped a lot of interesting but side issues)
The basic issue is - contact between the Sami and the people in the Eastern NA. May I suggest you look at when the Dorset and others actually arrived in NE NA and Greenland.
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
a reply to: Wolfenz
Dude, I can appreciate the effort you're putting into your inquiries, but I have yet to see any cognant reason why such things would be suppressed by Academe and the rest of the malevolent powers that be. I see scads of bright perky grad students just itching to challenge the status quo, and make names for themselves. The truth has inertia, too.
originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
a reply to: Wolfenz
Dude, I can appreciate the effort you're putting into your inquiries, but I have yet to see any cognant reason why such things would be suppressed by Academe and the rest of the malevolent powers that be. I see scads of bright perky grad students just itching to challenge the status quo, and make names for themselves. The truth has inertia, too.
It's like the way they suppressed the finding of the Minoan civilization....oh wait
It's like the way the cities of Sumer remain completely unknown, the language untranslated and no mention of them is ever made.....
Angkor Wat remains unknown
Macchu Picchu is only noted down in a few obscure written texts
Leakey's discoveries are never mentioned
I mean the suppression never ends...lol
originally posted by: Jarocal
Don't forget all the alien laser, cold fusion, and antigravity technology TPTB have tucked away.
Oh and the sasquatch corpses being kept from the public...
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
originally posted by: Jarocal
Don't forget all the alien laser, cold fusion, and antigravity technology TPTB have tucked away.
Oh and the sasquatch corpses being kept from the public...
Indeed. I'll be the first to concede that there are still mysteries out there, but rarely are they the result of a cover-up. No need to stop poking around (that's where the fun is), but like they say, if one hears hoof-beats, think horses, not zebras.
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
originally posted by: Jarocal
Don't forget all the alien laser, cold fusion, and antigravity technology TPTB have tucked away.
Oh and the sasquatch corpses being kept from the public...
Indeed. I'll be the first to concede that there are still mysteries out there, but rarely are they the result of a cover-up. No need to stop poking around (that's where the fun is), but like they say, if one hears hoof-beats, think horses, not zebras.
originally posted by: Jarocal
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
originally posted by: Jarocal
Don't forget all the alien laser, cold fusion, and antigravity technology TPTB have tucked away.
Oh and the sasquatch corpses being kept from the public...
Indeed. I'll be the first to concede that there are still mysteries out there, but rarely are they the result of a cover-up. No need to stop poking around (that's where the fun is), but like they say, if one hears hoof-beats, think horses, not zebras.
Poking around is indeed fun. It even leads to things like Wally Wallingford developing a more intimate knowledge of fulcrum and lever technology that most people have today. A working knowledge, not just the academic knowledge gained from a book. Examining the terraces and other agricultural practices in Asia and South America has altered how some farmers practice it elsewhere to reduce input costs. There are technologies and methods practiced by or ancesters which we can adapt to our lives. Even things like Aquaponics are modern adaptations of practices from a6th century China or Aztecs (circa 1400?)
originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: Jarocal
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
originally posted by: Jarocal
Don't forget all the alien laser, cold fusion, and antigravity technology TPTB have tucked away.
Oh and the sasquatch corpses being kept from the public...
Indeed. I'll be the first to concede that there are still mysteries out there, but rarely are they the result of a cover-up. No need to stop poking around (that's where the fun is), but like they say, if one hears hoof-beats, think horses, not zebras.
Poking around is indeed fun. It even leads to things like Wally Wallingford developing a more intimate knowledge of fulcrum and lever technology that most people have today. A working knowledge, not just the academic knowledge gained from a book. Examining the terraces and other agricultural practices in Asia and South America has altered how some farmers practice it elsewhere to reduce input costs. There are technologies and methods practiced by or ancesters which we can adapt to our lives. Even things like Aquaponics are modern adaptations of practices from a6th century China or Aztecs (circa 1400?)
Yes and stuff like this
Precontact agricultural practices in Bolivia
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
a reply to: Wolfenz
Dude, I can appreciate the effort you're putting into your inquiries, but I have yet to see any cognant reason why such things would be suppressed by Academe and the rest of the malevolent powers that be. I see scads of bright perky grad students just itching to challenge the status quo, and make names for themselves. The truth has inertia, too.
originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
a reply to: Wolfenz
Dude, I can appreciate the effort you're putting into your inquiries, but I have yet to see any cognant reason why such things would be suppressed by Academe and the rest of the malevolent powers that be. I see scads of bright perky grad students just itching to challenge the status quo, and make names for themselves. The truth has inertia, too.
It's like the way they suppressed the finding of the Minoan civilization....oh wait
It's like the way the cities of Sumer remain completely unknown, the language untranslated and no mention of them is ever made.....
Angkor Wat remains unknown
Macchu Picchu is only noted down in a few obscure written texts
Leakey's discoveries are never mentioned
I mean the suppression never ends...lol
originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
a reply to: Wolfenz
Dude, I can appreciate the effort you're putting into your inquiries, but I have yet to see any cognant reason why such things would be suppressed by Academe and the rest of the malevolent powers that be. I see scads of bright perky grad students just itching to challenge the status quo, and make names for themselves. The truth has inertia, too.
It's like the way they suppressed the finding of the Minoan civilization....oh wait
It's like the way the cities of Sumer remain completely unknown, the language untranslated and no mention of them is ever made.....
Angkor Wat remains unknown
Macchu Picchu is only noted down in a few obscure written texts
Leakey's discoveries are never mentioned
I mean the suppression never ends...lol
...which is why they deal in facts and evidence. Build a cosmology on myth and conjecture and you nurture an Idiocracy. Use that myth and conjecture as a basis for investigation, by all means, but don't confuse the question with the answer.
originally posted by: Wolfenz
Its a Big Mans World.. And A Scientist Always has this Problem Fear of Slander & Reputation or their Own Faith.
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
...which is why they deal in facts and evidence. Build a cosmology on myth and conjecture and you nurture an Idiocracy. Use that myth and conjecture as a basis for investigation, by all means, but don't confuse the question with the answer.
originally posted by: Wolfenz
Its a Big Mans World.. And A Scientist Always has this Problem Fear of Slander & Reputation or their Own Faith.
Biostratigraphic researcher Sam VanLandingham has published two peer-reviewed analyses that confirm the earlier findings of ca. 250,000ybp for the tool-bearing strata at Heyatlaco. His 2004 analysis found that Hueyatlaco samples could be dated to the Sangamonian Interglacial period (ca. 80,000 to 220,000ybp) by the presence of multiple diatom species, one of which first appeared during this era and others that went extinct by the era's end.[9] VanLandingham's 2006 paper[10] refined and re-confirmed his 2004 findings.