I believe our people first contacted Europeans in the Bronze Age with the Greeks who came and settled peacefully along the shores as documented by the Ancient Greek Plutarch. Turtle island was called Koronia (and the natives Koronians =children of time). He says the Greeks came around 3,000 BC in through the St Lawrence River and settled around the Great Lakes areas and the Great Rivers most likely Mississippi Ohio Saskatchewan etc. And from 3000 BC to about 200 ad every 30 years ships would Sail Out from Greece to Turtle Island with teachers, and the opportunity for anyone to return back to Greece. I also find it very strange the Cherokee alphabet and Greek alphabet resemble each other. Our language today is not the same language as it was 600 years ago. We spoke a completely different beautiful language, I am wondering if there was any Greek influence to it. The more I look at traditional Cherokee ways and ancient Greek ways I see so many similarities.
5 Civilised Clan Tribes........
Correct..To bad this couldn't continue ...
Aniyunwiya looks like me!
I believe our people first contacted Europeans in the Bronze Age with the Greeks who came and settled peacefully along the shores as documented by the Ancient Greek Plutarch. Turtle island was called Koronia (and the natives Koronians =children of time). He says the Greeks came around 3,000 BC in through the St Lawrence River and settled around the Great Lakes areas and the Great Rivers most likely Mississippi Ohio Saskatchewan etc. And from 3000 BC to about 200 ad every 30 years ships would Sail Out from Greece to Turtle Island with teachers, and the opportunity for anyone to return back to Greece. I also find it very strange the Cherokee alphabet and Greek alphabet resemble each other. Our language today is not the same language as it was 600 years ago. We spoke a completely different beautiful language, I am wondering if there was any Greek influence to it. The more I look at traditional Cherokee ways and ancient Greek ways I see so many similarities.
"non-indigenous people" was the nicest way of putting it I've heard! very professional 😅
The only thing that saved us from the Spanish was our lack of knowledge of gold and it's scarcity in the landscape which we lived.
Every way of man is right in his own eyes....and...as a man thinketh in his heart so is he...
a truly hilarious exaggeration of spanish crime.
I study this for a living, and you're entirely wrong. Read the original accounts in Spanish, you'll throw up from the disgusting inhumanity.