Posted on 07/11/2012 11:22:20 AM PDT by Theoria
Well, there’s Dot Indians and Feather Indians.
:-)
ping to you...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2548204/posts
I usually don’t have much luck with the search but this in one source. There was more but I did not look for it.
The provenance of the petroglyph is in severe doubt...
http://unusualkentucky.blogspot.com/2009/02/eriline-stone.html
detail from above
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~brockfamily/ChiefRedBird-byKBTankersley.html
Much like other “proofs” of ancient language from the old world this one is either a mismash of unknown characters or a hoax, see
Los lunas stone http://www.badarchaeology.com/?page_id=959#
(see Hibben fraud too)
kinderhook plates http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinderhook_plates
Bat creek stone http://www.preteristarchive.com/Ancient_Revelations/epigraphy/1991_mainfort_bat-creek-stone.html
see http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/ for some fun reading
I couldn’t find the Cherokee DNA article.
AT least I didn't send this to myself this time.
The article you are being pointed to is by Donald N. Yates owner of DNA consultants who is a proponent of the highly dubious if not completely fraudulent theory that the Native Americans are descended from Europe . It was a popular belief in the mid 1800’s *see View of the Hebrews by Ethan Smith 1823. It is also propagated by the Mormon church in varying degrees probably due to many statements by founding members to the effect that Hebrews came to the Americas circa 600 B.C.
“Moroni is really Japanese for,,,uh,,,
“I got a girl named Bony Moroni;
she´s as skinny as a stick of macaronie.
Oughta see her rock n roll with her blue jeans on,”
Really just an argument over who got here biggest and strongest.
And who stays longest.
“well, no need to breed like rats.”
By the way, how did they cross the Panama Canal to go into south America to breed? :)
>> “By the way, how did they cross the Panama Canal to go into south America to breed?” <<
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By walking across the tops of the lock gates silly!
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It has happened before. See the story of Wrong Way Norris
“...the thing is what to call native Americans then. Theyre not Indians.”
I take my opinion on this issue from my step brother, who also happens to be my best friend and the best man I’ve ever known.
His grand mother was a “res” Cherokee.
According to my brother, he’s American. No hyphen needed. No hyphen required. No hyphen tolerated.
What really happened was this: (I just finished doing some research on this.)
These folks who bred like rats could neither swim nor walk on water. Therefore, they trekked across the locks. This was on the Pacific side of the Canal.
As they got off the locks and some yards away, a few got smacked and mashed by a train going to the Atlantic side.
Some managed to escape this tragedy and continued on in their mission to reproduce as if there were no tomorrow until the Spaniards came and wiped most of them out in parts of South America.
And there. I did my homework.
I thought the Zuni had been established as a Japanese line?
He’s a good man and we need more like him.
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