Blue eyed blonde hair American Native tribes

[someguyintraffic]

and blue eyed blonde hair giants for that matter.

So much we were never taught.
https://mysteriousuniverse.org/2017/10/the-mysterious-tribe-of-blue-eyed-native-americans/

 

[someguyintraffic]

I think Nordic explorers were here long before the Spaniards and even Asian migrations.

 

[someguyintraffic]

Nephelim?

Whats behind the veil friends?
http://atlanteangardens.blogspot.com/2014/05/ancient-giants-of-new-world.html?m=1

 

[someguyintraffic]

https://encyclopediaancientgiantsno...blonde-hair-blue-eyed-mandan-indians.html?m=1

 

[someguyintraffic]

https://encyclopediaancientgiantsnorthamerica.blogspot.com/?m=1

 

[someguyintraffic]

If you read the last link most all of these reports are before or just after the turn of the century then they stopped.

 

[Artfuldodger]

According to Cherokee legend the people who built the wall at Fort Mountain, Ga were moon-eyed people. Being small in stature, the men bearded, light-eyed, and having pale white skin.

Some say they might be of Welsh descent.

 

[Artfuldodger]

I remember discussing on this forum about a really old Caucasian mummy being found in the US. Maybe that real old one found in Nevada.

There was some controversy if he was found to be white but I can't remember why or what it was.

Reading more it was the Spirit Cave Man. Three times older than King Tut's mummified remains. 9,000 years old. Native Americans claim he is their ancestor and won't let scientist get a clipping of his skin or do any DNA testing.

This mummy predates known North American tribes. He may not be related to any existing tribes.

So I wonder what the motive is to hurry up a bury him?

 

[Chum]

I've been doing a lot of Clovis research for my series on the Carolina Bays (see below in this forum). I'm currently researching Native American tribes that have legends and myths of a cometary impact or giant flood events. Pretty fascinating stuff!!!

 

[someguyintraffic]

Sometimes I wonder if everything weve been led to believe was a distraction from the truth of this planet.

 

[someguyintraffic]

I remember discussing on this forum about a really old Caucasian mummy being found in the US. Maybe that real old one found in Nevada.

There was some controversy if he was found to be white but I can't remember why or what it was.

Reading more it was the Spirit Cave Man. Three times older than King Tut's mummified remains. 9,000 years old. Native Americans claim he is their ancestor and won't let scientist get a clipping of his skin or do any DNA testing.

This mummy predates known North American tribes. He may not be related to any existing tribes.

So I wonder what the motive is to hurry up a bury him?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kennewick_Man

 

[Milkman]

Sometimes I wonder if everything weve been led to believe was a distraction from the truth of this planet.

Who or what power would be doing the distraction?

 

[someguyintraffic]

Who or what power would be doing the distraction?

The men whove ruled the world and wrote the history books.

 

[Artfuldodger]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kennewick_Man

I don't think that one was Caucasian.

 

[Bobby Linton]

I like the stories of early Europeans coming to the Americas. Biggest flaw I see is total lack of DNA evidence. Kennewick Man was of the same Asian DNA that populated all of north and south America. Recent study concluded that all known inhabitants of the Americas were genetically related to as few as 8 Asian couples.

 

[Bobby Linton]

No one has found any pre Columbian remains with European DNA.

 

[Artfuldodger]

No one has found any pre Columbian remains with European DNA.

What about the Spirit Cave Man? I think maybe recently they decided he was from that same line you mentioned using DNA testing after all;

"The battle over the oldest known mummy in North America — called the “Spirit Cave Mummy” — is over after DNA testing sided with an Indian tribe in Nevada."

https://nypost.com/2016/12/07/dna-testing-settles-fight-over-north-americas-oldest-mummy/

 

[Bobby Linton]

What about the Spirit Cave Man? I think maybe recently they decided he was from that same line you mentioned using DNA testing after all;

"The battle over the oldest known mummy in North America — called the “Spirit Cave Mummy” — is over after DNA testing sided with an Indian tribe in Nevada."

https://nypost.com/2016/12/07/dna-testing-settles-fight-over-north-americas-oldest-mummy/

Yep. I'm open to the idea. Just a total lack of evidence.

 

[Nicodemus]

The Clovis People here, and the Solutrean People in what is now France, prepared their stone cores the same way for flake removal. No other cultures that I know of worldwide, did this.

 

[Artfuldodger]

The Spirit Cave Man was wrapped in a woven reed matting. Something about the weaving of the matting that scientist found interesting or different from future generations.
That's not to say that certain art skills and work skills get lost from one generation to the next.
Not many of us know how to make a quilt or wood shingles. Then agian we don't have to. But Native Americans would still be weaving 3,000 years ago.