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Information Service of suspected Pre-Colombian Explorations in America |
PRE-COLUMBIAN
EXPLORATIONS IN AMERICA 1/
(Contacts)
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category:
1.
ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES IN
AMERICA [3 MB+ Connections] [Previews of Sites] <Recent Discoveries>
(Principal American
sites & Old World similarities)
2. Photos of Archeological Sites
(Numerical List of Sites)
3. Periods of Mesoamerican
Civilizations
(1800 BC to 1521 AD)
4. Civilizations in
America (Chronology)
(Preclassic,
Classic & Post-Classic)
5. Pre-Columbian Ethnic Diversity; Illustrations
(Infrequent
Visitors from Africa, Asia & Europe )
6. Chronological
Album (Ethnic Diversity)
(Illustrations arranged in
chronological order)
7. Bronze Age European
Visitors in America
(Petroglyphs evidence 1800 B.C.
explorations)
[See Tulum]
8. Useful Domesticated & Wild Plants of American Origin
(All plants of known American Origin)
9. Mass Extinction of Mammals in America
(Theories to Explain Widespread
Pleistocene Extinctions)
(Ancient Writings in America &
Other World Sites Compared)
11.
Early Humans
in America;
12. Indiana Site 13. Kansas Site 14. Minnesota Site
(Search For Early Humans) (Lower Pleistocene Tools) (Early Hominid) (Ancient Scripts)
15. Sitios Archeolόgicos de Bolivia y Peru 16.
Theory On
The Formation of Languages
(Translations of Scripts & Artifacts) (Basque &
Ancient Saharan connection)
17.
Ancient Human
Immigrations In America
18. Opequon Creek, Virginia-Ancient Site
19. Norse Exploration
20.
Ancient
Scripts in Minnesota Ogam Writing System Ogam Translation Human Migrations
Bibliography -- German Script Robert
Morritt - Ancient History Related
Websites
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accounts describing prehistoric interactions of peoples of the Old World with
those of the Americas.
Constructivecriticisms of theories are included in an effort to extend
the arguments in a worldwide forum.
The materialincluded is not part of the formal Archeology curriculum
in The University of California. Photographs before 1955 were taken
with an Argus camera; thereafter either with a Zeiss Icon or Nikon digital
camera, unless otherwise noted. The
ancient originators of the art shown herein are posthumously respectfully
acknowledged. |