Have repeatedly heard Paisley Cave mentioned in many utube presentations . At last I now have excellent info. Sounds believable to me. Excellent presentation and speaker. Thank you.
Thank you so much for making your investigations public. Back when I was young, we used to pay dig at the Gault site. We knew it as Lindsey 's camp back then. I now volunteer when I can. Old age hurts!
I have so much respect for you and your teams for all of the hard work put forth... and the resulting narrative of what life was like for these early Americans. So fascinating and raw. I did not expect to listen to a 2 hour presentation at 0430 lol. But I was glued to your every word. Great video dude.
Archaeology in North America: Archaeology in the Americas absolutely needs to go back several million years; modern humans have been in the Americas for a very long time. MANY good sources for this thinking. Proof here is in the living people of today, psychical mentality. It is not too hard to understand the idea of paranormal thought.
Very informative, thank you. By the way, as for the First Americans, Ainu aren't indigenous or aborigine at all. They came in 12th century and no relation with First Americans theme completely. They are quite different from Australian Aborigine and American native Indians' situation. Related people for the First Americans are Proto-Japanese Hokkaido（PJH, Hokkaido Sojin）had lived there, northern part of Japanese archipelago, since 35-30,000 years ago though their bones haven' t been found yet. Similar peoples' bones were found in Okinawa, as samples of 36,000~27,000 years ago. On the other hand, their ancestors are famous for crossing sea more than 20km to collect obsidians at Onbase island in Tokyo islands since 38,000 years ago. Any way, it's not Ainu, but Proto-Japanese Hokkaido（PJH）or Hokkaido Sojin as the ancestral candidate people of the First Americans. These're well known matter about Ainu and ancestors, but really very strange of no mentioning from university scholars' side.
Have found some beautiful beautiful rabbit island barbed points in that area. Some of the prettiest Elko side notches ever too. When YOU do it it’s called excavation but when WE do it, y’all call it loooooting. Especially that area. Between some people I know there are probably 700-1000 hours worth of diggin near those caves (and left no trace of course) and Some of the most beautiful collections of stuff near those Caves are in the collections of every day people who love to preserve history
Have repeatedly heard Paisley Cave mentioned in many utube presentations . At last I now have excellent info. Sounds believable to me. Excellent presentation and speaker. Thank you.
Thank you so much for making your investigations public. Back when I was young, we used to pay dig at the Gault site. We knew it as Lindsey 's camp back then.
I now volunteer when I can. Old age hurts!
I have so much respect for you and your teams for all of the hard work put forth... and the resulting narrative of what life was like for these early Americans. So fascinating and raw. I did not expect to listen to a 2 hour presentation at 0430 lol. But I was glued to your every word. Great video dude.
I know I am late, but has there been any research around Crescent, Oregon?
Dale, watching on You tube. Having problems with zoom.
Archaeology in North America: Archaeology in the Americas absolutely needs to go back several million years; modern humans have been in the Americas for a very long time. MANY good sources for this thinking. Proof here is in the living people of today, psychical mentality. It is not too hard to understand the idea of paranormal thought.
Very informative, thank you. By the way, as for the First Americans, Ainu aren't indigenous or aborigine at all. They came in 12th century and no relation with First Americans theme completely. They are quite different from Australian Aborigine and American native Indians' situation. Related people for the First Americans are Proto-Japanese Hokkaido（PJH, Hokkaido Sojin）had lived there, northern part of Japanese archipelago, since 35-30,000 years ago though their bones haven' t been found yet. Similar peoples' bones were found in Okinawa, as samples of 36,000~27,000 years ago. On the other hand, their ancestors are famous for crossing sea more than 20km to collect obsidians at Onbase island in Tokyo islands since 38,000 years ago. Any way, it's not Ainu, but Proto-Japanese Hokkaido（PJH）or Hokkaido Sojin as the ancestral candidate people of the First Americans. These're well known matter about Ainu and ancestors, but really very strange of no mentioning from university scholars' side.
Sorry dna fail for your theory ..siberia
….sources????
The history of humans is MUCH more complex and goes back over several million years-admittedly the sources for these ideas are not too acceptable!?
Have found some beautiful beautiful rabbit island barbed points in that area. Some of the prettiest Elko side notches ever too. When YOU do it it’s called excavation but when WE do it, y’all call it loooooting. Especially that area. Between some people I know there are probably 700-1000 hours worth of diggin near those caves (and left no trace of course) and
Some of the most beautiful collections of stuff near those Caves are in the collections of every day people who love to preserve history
I turned this off at "we have some good news... and we have a new President Elect"