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Sincere question. I was reading that a viking settlement has been confirmed to have existed for some time at L'Anse aux Meadows. Why wasn't this a factor in spreading diseases throughout the Americas like with the Spanish? I'd imagine the Vikings were a regular bunch of looting/raping/exploring mofos, so they had to have encountered some native Americans.

the backs do often have trabecular bone remaining so... (I'm looking at a big collection of bone pins right now for an article).

Great work. Identifying isotopes in old world bronze/brass etc.,would seem to be doable with recent techniques. And the copper mined would have had plenty of buyers from the Americas. Later,and very populous prolific, middle American civilizations would have consumed what was extant or mined.

Every little bit counts! As per usually, bra, thanx for the update!

There were ancient aboriginals who were already here who traded with them. It wasnt NATIVE AMERICANSS who mined nor traded copper

get a haircut girly boy

Southern Ireland was the biggest copper mine in Europe

Regardless of what Scott Wolter's credentials are or not . He has a professionally produced show and a lab - you're using a go-pro in your Mom's basement. So stop whining and go get a haircut .

Would the pieces used in cooking have a residue from the food on them? I thought of the weights I use in canning to keep the food below the brine surface, while they obviously were not for canning they might have been for weighing something to keep it under a liquid, some really look like game pieces,

Lost me after your Graham Hancock comment. Doesn't matter if your right he's informing so many of us. Essentially opening our minds to the concept/bringing people to your video. Be grateful or alittle more humble atleast. Graham would probably agree with 80% of what your saying

Even if hypothetically Clovis were the descendants of Solutreans, 1200 years ago, and they were the ancestors of the Windover skeletons, there were people in America at least 23 thousand years ago, which predates the disappearance of the Solutreans in the first place, I also don't see that even if there was anomalous DNA in one of the skeletons, it would not be a big deal. Chances are some folks did get across the ice during the glacial maximum, folks hunting seals and other ice age sea fauna would have had the tools and knowledge to have done so, I'd be sort of surprised if none of them did, but a handful of seal hunters dropping in on an already well populated Turtle Island, are not a bid deal, and so far they don't seem to have left any DNA tracks behind, but there are populations in Asia that also don't seem to have left any traceable DNA in the present populations so the absence of DNA just proves if they did arrive they didn't make much of an impression with the local ladies. I'm much more intrigued by the Australasian DNA found in South America, to me that does indicate a likely non Beringian entrance to America.

IROQUOIS CONFEDERACY ARE THE OLDEST TRIBES OF THE GREAT LAKES ITS THE OLDEST LANGUAGE ACORDING TO MOST NATIVE AMERICAN ORAL HISTORY

Hey, I JUST found out about the Old Copper Culture recently. Your channel and this video are great (and somewhat related, I live about 2 miles from Cahokia Mounds).

Hi, During the Younger Dryas sea levels were falling.

Very interesting. Thanks a lot.

New Sub, Good Job Nathanael. 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

PLASMA DRAGONS 😂 This video is gold!

Are the tempers different? Those clay lumps are thought to be test pieces or made by children playing/learning. We call small clay pieces “game pieces” but they likely are a variety of other things too. Not everything from the past is a masterpiece or final draft 😅

Best line of your video, "This is archaeology, not the ex-files." Thank God!

Learned..;)

Hey, by the way, have you ever looked at the work Antonio Zamora has done in researching the Carolina bays? It's well worth looking at. But you're probably too smart to look at something you don't know anything about. 😅

Hey man, I watched your, "YDIH" video, like you suggested. It was really sad. You and that other guy touched on pretty much nothing. You know the difference between smart people and intelligent people, Nathan? Sorry, I mean "Nathaniel". Smart people know a whole lot about one thing. Intelligent people ask questions and don't mind answering questions. And I have to hand it to you nathaniel, you're a very smart person.

The genetics not matching can easily be explained. About 12,000 YBP north America saw massive flooding, the "black mat" layer of massive fires, and the extinction of fauna over ~100 lbs, including (but not limited to) mammoth, mastodon, giant ground sloth, camel, horse, saber toothed cat, short faced bear, and many others. It seems that such an extinction level event would have also wiped out people (who tend to be over ~100 lbs), especially if the depended on the hunting of prey animals that are also over 100 lbs in size. Then, in the years following, north America could easily have been repopulated by siberian and western eurasian peoples migrating across from the north west of north America. So, ancient stone tools buried in caches or left in caves could still be found, while the genetics would not exist in current populations. Either way, it's an interesting and thought provoking hypothesis. All good science comes from keeping an open mind, looking at new evidence, making new hypotheses, testing against evidence, "lather, rinse and repeat."

So if the Solutrean "theory" is just so much BS....WHY, pray tell, have most of the Clovis points found, so far, been on the East Coast. One would think if they were developed by the "Asian immigrants" coming down from Siberia, we would see more of those points in the West. And so far, no such point technology has been found in the "jumping off" points in Siberia. "Oh"..these experts say....the Clovis points were developed "independently" from the point technology in Spain and France. Yeah.....Riiiiggghhht? And we should accept that as "expert" facts? And WHY, pray tell, do these anti-Solutrean nay sayers say its "Impossible" for people from southern France and Spain to navigate along the ice shelf in the North Atlantic, very likely in skin boats, but it is "HIGHLY likely" people from Siberia navigated along the shores of Alaska in skin boats because the opening in the glaciers had not developed until 13,000 years ago? What kind of logic do these "experts" expect us to believe?

We could go on -> you better quitt !!!

Now I can finally use my stockpile of deer metatarsals for something cool!

Why ,when you have vast amounts of copper near by

1:30:00 The great white brotherhood / Lemurians lololol 😂 😢

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This is great! LOTR is always a good choice. A pin worthy of Legolas’ Hair. Love from east TN 🤘🏼

According to the received history, the Gadelian Milesians conquered Ireland at the time of the late Bronze Age collapse and the onset of the Iron Age. The Milesians were migratory cattle herding tribes who brought dairy culture.

NO!!! Newgrange IS NOT an Irish cultural heritage site!!! The Irish anciently know they conquered the people of Newgrange 3,000 years ago! Please read the Irish histories and stop being a racist!

It doesn’t matter if the practitioners are the descendants or not. You are being racist, and you don’t know it.

There isn’t a problem with doing genetic research on “pre-colonial” remains. The serial founder effect is false, for one thing. (Anthropology’s null-hypothesis is false. Ruin done to the sciences by anthropologists must be undone.)

He left out the bronze tests that is a signature for the copper at the Great Lakes. The real horse shit is this fake crap he is spreading. This guy is a scammer and science denier. Don’t buy into his false claims without investigating. You just can’t trust this guy. No reference to any of his claims.

This is a brilliant break down of the facts and I appreciate the non emotional form of presenting them. Plus your partnership worked wonderfully, thanks for your time and effort. 💯

I am discovering some of the most crude Egyptian spearheads any where from small 1/2" sizes to over 1 foot in size Spearheads up in some mountains near my home near Payson Arizona. Plus hand held rock type knives.

The reason that the pinswere not found in Kentucky and points south is obvious. The people north of the rivers had a copyright on the pins, and wouldn't license it to Southerners. (This pewsaged the Southern development of the mullet.)

Nathanael, I ama little surprised that you started work with the obsidian flake. I would have expected you to use a stone burin to incise the bone. Why choose the flake?

Dickson Mound a little further into Illinois (Spoon River culture) was a burial mound. I saw the skeletons inside it several times as a kid before they were covered up. Is Mound 72 the only burial mound in Cahokia? I don’t remember if Dickson mound had trophy heads in it (I wasn’t aware of the death cults as a kid), but as a kid it seems like many family groups were buried there. Apparently Mississippians practiced the taking of trophy heads.

When they were excavating the far right corner to repair erosion, they had removed a bunch of soil and piled it up beside the mound. I examined some of the excavated soil and found a piece of blue volcanic rock in it, which is rather out of place for Missouri.

The Navajo say they migrated from the southeast to the southwest 1,900 to 2,000 years ago, fleeing violent disputes that formed among the people

Do you truly bring a table cloth and skulls to all motels with you or do you call to make arrangements before hand? Comment Option #2: "his experience has nothing to do with archaeology" He says as he sips his 3rd drink at Motel 6.

0:58 so you're not going to comment on his cousin of a ancient advanced civilisation on Mars? Personally I know very little about Mars but I'm still going to say GH is full of BS.

1:37:36 when you climb up Monk’s Mound in Cahokia outside St. Louis, have reverence for the thousands of humans murdered by a death cult atop that mound and other surrounding mounds. Spanish smallpox wiped out the Royal caste of the death cult and their society largely collapsed pre-contact before the French arrived in St. Louis. The civilized tribes and the plains Indians are remnants of the death cult that was wiped out pre-contact by Spanish smallpox.

1:37:10 the Spanish brought smallpox not the French! Geez!

Hancock is author and reporter and unfortunately for you and your stalled state of mind he has shown to be right more than Pfizer was about the pandemic.

Here's a thought. How many skeletal remains of Giants have been found in North America? Okay, how many Clovis people skeletons have been found in North America? Okay, we have Clovis points. What are the main characteristics of Clovis points?

Great video: thanks.