[Hodar]

If you can’t attack the message; then attack the messenger.

[mainsail that]

“If you can’t attack the message; then attack the messenger.”

Fine, tell us about Jackson County, Missouri.
http://www.utlm.org/onlineresources/gardenofeden.htm

[Vigilanteman]

As a Native American, I'm personally aware of more than a few attempts to alter ancient history in the Americas:

1. Kennewick Man
   
2. Pre-columbian burials in North Dakota which show the distinct presence of TB in human remains, a disease supposedly unknown before the arrival of the white man.
   
3. Iron and bronze artifacts, also found in pre-columbian burials, a technology also supposedly unknown in the Great Plains before the arrival of the white man.
   
4. A more than ample amount of evidence that southwestern tribes including the Hopi and Anasazi practiced cannibalism and fairly sophisticated warfare, practices also supposedly unknown among people in that region before the arrival of the evil white man.

I'm not familiar enough with archaeological orthodoxy and fables connected with every tribe in America, but I am familiar with enough of them to know that the so-called experts don't tell, much less know, the whole truth.

Why do you suppose there has been no hue and cry lately to return all human remains, regardless of tribal origin, to the nearest tribe claiming ownership without regard to further study or actual facts? Hint: It has nothing to do with actual archaeological study and everything to do with preserving politically correct fables.

[MHGinTN]

Um, when Glenn went off in a tangent on the Newark Stones and incorrectly repeated the propaganda of the Mormonism leadership—which has been shown to be fiction—then Glenn became the flawed messenger with a false message. Sorry you find that irritating but there it is.