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reply posted on 7-6-2009 @ 07:48 AM by muzzleflash
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The AFRICAN connection

Many statues and carvings throughout south or central america bare striking
resemblance to Africans, and keep in mind these were carved before Columbus made it
to the Americas.

Check out the Olmec Heads for the best evidence.
www.geocities.com...

micahwright.com...

books.google.com... l=en&ei=Q6crSu7KGMektweTqfSxCA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1#PPA132,M1

on this above link please scroll down or up and look at the pics

Genetic evidence :::
"Researchers have found that some Mayan people have genetic markers, which point to African ancestors. For example:"
www.geocities.com...

Please read that entire page above for the genetic results. They are astonishing.



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reply posted on 7-6-2009 @ 07:53 AM by muzzleflash
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The INDIAN connection

Many people believe that the Indian peoples migrated through Asia and then
across the Bering Straight into North America. However I have discovered something with decent evidence that proves they came by boat.

The answer to this mystery lies at Easter Island actually, allow me to explain.

First, the easiest thing to see is that the downward sloping noses of the megaliths at Easter Island
correspond very well with South American civilizations.


images.google.com...

Now - to show how Easter Island civ connects directly with Tiahuanaco in Peru

"Some plants on Easter Island clearly come from South America, such as the islanders’ staple food the sweet potato (which is known by its Quechua name kumara), and also manioc and gourd. Similarly, two species of freshwater plants, found in Easter Island’s crater lakes but nowhere else in the Pacific, and both useful to man, come from South America. One of them was the totora reed, which dominated the banks of South America’s Lake Titicaca and was cultivated in vast irrigated fields in the desert valleys on the coast below; it was used for making mats, houses, and boats. The other was known to the islanders as tavari, and was used as a medicinal plant. Like the totora, it grew in Lake Titicaca. This last information supports the case for contact with Tiahuanaco."

source- www.ancient-wisdom.co.uk...

Masonry on Easter Island bears striking resemblance to South America as well, because alot of these blocks are cut BASED on the OTHER blocks shape- each one is uniquely shaped for the perfect fit.



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Notice again the Nasal and Eyebrow resemblances !!!!


But where did the Easter Islanders come from? I believe I have found the answer.

"For example, one legend says "King Hotu-Matua's country was called Maori, and it was on the continent of Hiva...The king saw that the land was slowly sinking in the sea", as a result he put all his people into two giant canoes and sailed East to Easter Island."

source -www.ancient-wisdom.co.uk...

If you look around you will also see that some statues directly resemble several Polynesians.

Solomon Islands statuary ::





From Fiji


ok enough of that, now for the Clincher

"It has been noted in the past that the Indus valley script shares many similar symbols to 'Rongo-Rongo'."

Rongo-Rongo is the ancient writing of the Easter Islanders.
en.wikipedia.org...




Here is the comparison from Indus Valley Writing vs Easter Island writing
www.ancient-wisdom.co.uk...

looks like we can connect Indus Valley civ - to Easter Island
Which also has direct connections throughout Oceania AND a direct connection to Lake Titicaca (Tiahuanaco)



reply posted on 7-6-2009 @ 07:54 AM by muzzleflash
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The JAPANESE connection

"A Japanese origin, or at least a strong infusion of Japanese blood, has been attributed to the tribes of the northwest coast. There is nothing improbable in this; indeed, there is every reason to believe that on various occasions small parties of Japanese have reached the American continent, have married the women of the country, and necessarily left the impress of their ideas and physical peculiarities upon their descendants. Probably these visits were all, without exception, accidental; but that they have occurred in great numbers is certain. There have been a great many instances of Japanese junks drifting upon the American coast, many of them after having floated helplessly about for many months. Mr. Brooks gives forty-one particular instances of such wrecks, beginning in 1782, twenty-eight of which date since 1850. Only twelve of the whole number were deserted. In a majority of cases the survivors remained permanently at the place where the waves had brought them. There is no record in existence of a Japanese woman having been saved from a wreck. The reasons for the presence of Japanese and the absence of Chinese junks are simple. There is a current of cold water setting from the Arctic Ocean south along the east coast of Asia, which drives all the Chinese wrecks south. The Kuro Siwo, or "black stream," commonly known as the Japan current, runs northward past the eastern coast of the Japan Islands, then curves round to the east and south, sweeping the whole west coast of North America, a branch, or eddy, moving towards the Sandwich Islands. A drifting wreck would be carried towards the American coast at an average rate of ten miles a day by this current. "

source -www.publicbookshelf.com...

Genetics
"Mitochondrial DNAs (mtDNAs) from 167 American Indians including 87 Amerind-speakers (Amerinds) and 80 Nadene-speakers (Nadene) were surveyed for sequence variation by detailed restriction analysis. All Native American mtDNAs clustered into one of four distinct lineages, defined by the restriction site variants: HincII site loss at np 13,259, AluI site loss at np 5,176, 9-base pair (9-bp) COII-tRNA(Lys) intergenic deletion and HaeIII site gain at np 663. The HincII np 13,259 and AluI np 5,176 lineages were observed exclusively in Amerinds and were shared by all such tribal groups analyzed, thus demonstrating that North, Central and South American Amerinds originated from a common ancestral genetic stock. The 9-bp deletion and HaeIII np 663 lineages were found in both the Amerinds and Nadene but the Nadene HaeIII np 663 lineage had a unique sublineage defined by an RsaI site loss at np 16,329. The amount of sequence variation accumulated in the Amerind HincII np 13,259 and AluI np 5,176 lineages and that in the Amerind portion of the HaeIII np 663 lineage all gave divergence times in the order of 20,000 years before present. The divergence time for the Nadene portion of the HaeIII np 663 lineage was about 6,000-10,000 years. Hence, the ancestral Nadene migrated from Asia independently and considerably more recently than the progenitors of the Amerinds. The divergence times of both the Amerind and Nadene branches of the COII-tRNA(Lys) deletion lineage were intermediate between the Amerind and Nadene specific lineages, raising the possibility of a third source of mtDNA in American Indians."

source -www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov...



If you keep digging on genetic origins, you will also uncover genetic connections with the Middle East and Europe as well.

The Native Americans were the FIRST MELTING POT!


reply posted on 7-6-2009 @ 09:57 AM by muzzleflash
i should also add another thread by slayer69
www.abovetopsecret.com...

a very good thread btw two thumbs up its a must read


another interesting thing i just noticed a few minutes ago

Check the link up a few posts for the comparison between Indus Valley writing vs Rongo Rongo

They both have Swastikas, scroll down a bit on that page to find it


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reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 04:56 PM by muzzleflash
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Thank you for your reply. I am pleased to hear that this information does indeed match your experiences in real life, as the further I study into these subjects, the more I realize that it is true, and that our real History has been hidden from us for a very long time.

I plan to expand this thread greatly in the future when I get a few hours, but I am also quite erratic, so I will have to focus myself to keep the research going. I easily get off track and onto other things. But sometime in the next few weeks I will conduct a much deeper investigation and add to this thread
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