Originally posted by Hanslune

Howdy oldtimer2

Originally posted by Oldtimer2
Speaking of Smithsonian,funny how things sent there disappear from records,there are areas there where the president of US can't go past I know my sister and brother in law had top clearence,they were heads of Secret Service,but as always if asked a question all I ever hear is"Your probably right!"

Ah so how come college student interns have access to this material?

I think you are making stuff up oldtimer!

I'd take anything David Hatcher Childress has to say about anything with a piece of salt the size of Gibraltar. When people hint that some fringe writers do it for the money - they are often thinking about Childress.

So you are telling me that college interns have unfettered access to the greatest store of human history on the planet? I find THAT harder to believe than the stories of giants, for sure!

resisting change at nearly all costs.

Despite several verified preclovis sites, Clovis is considered the "first".

Originally posted by Hanslune
There probably will be more cultures found. But the question to ask is, if the culture existed why did it exist only on the coast? The rise of sea levels would have been slow making moving inland easy.

Most cultures on the coast line also had sites inland.