Massive Lost City Found Covered in Vegetation, Site Is ‘Older Than Any Other’ and Could Rewrite American History

6. Oh you mean Democrats?

By the way, I spent a little time working on the Tikal Outer Area Project which was looking for where the thousands of Mayan workers/farmers lived who supported that fantastic temple complex.

This sounds just like it. Fascinating.

The rest of the Anna Roosevelt keyword, sorted:

Ancient 'lost valley of cities' found in Amazon rainforest [01/12/2024]
Lost Cities of the Amazon Discovered From the Air [05/26/2022]
Archeological Plant Remains Point to Southwest Amazonia as Crop Domestication Center [07/29/2018]
Amazon Jungle Once Home to Millions More Than Previously Thought [03/28/2018]
A lost world in the heart of the Amazon rainforest was actually home to one MILLION people [tr] [03/27/2018]
Is the Amazon rainforest MAN-MADE? At least 8 MILLION humans may have lived and farmed the basin [07/24/2015]
Is the Amazon rainforest MAN-MADE? At least 8 MILLION humans may have lived and farmed the [tr] [07/24/2015]
Mysterious Earthen Rings Predate Amazon Rainforest [07/10/2014]
Searching for the Amazon's Hidden Civilizations [01/13/2014]
Hidden shell middens reveal ancient human presence in Bolivian Amazon [09/02/2013]
Stone age etchings found in Amazon basin as river levels fall [11/11/2010]
In Amazon, traces of an advanced civilization [09/06/2010]
Tracking the Ancestry of Corn Back 9,000 Years [05/25/2010]
UCSB Archaeologist Disputes Common Belief About Collapse of Maya Civilization [12/19/2009]
Amazon River Up To 11 Million Years Old, Says Study [07/08/2009]
Superdirt Made Lost Amazon Cities Possible [11/30/2008]
Paper challenges 1491 Amazonian population theories [03/07/2007]
The African Source Of The Amazon's Fertilizer [11/18/2006]
Putting the carbon back: Black is the new green [08/17/2006]
Amazon rainforest 'could become a desert' [07/24/2006]
Another 'Stonehenge' discovered in Amazon [06/28/2006]
'Amazon Stonehenge' found in Brazil [05/13/2006]
'Brazilian Stonehenge' discovered [05/13/2006]
Reproducing the Amazon's black soil could bolster fertility and remove carbon from atmosphere [02/18/2006]
Studies of Amazonian languages challenge linguistic theories [08/09/2005]
Rain Forest Myth Goes Up in Smoke Over the Amazon [06/08/2005]
Bird's-Eye View Of The Amazon (Airborne Archaeologist Challenges The Myth Of A Pristine Wilderness) [05/30/2004]
Ancient Hearths Test Carbon Dating (Humans In Brazil 56K+ Years Ago) [11/17/2003]
Amazonian find stuns researchers [09/20/2003]
Saving the Selva Maya a Tropical Forest/Jungle in Central America [08/23/2003]
'First Americans Were Australian' [06/15/2003]
An origin of new world agriculture in coastal Ecuador (12,000 BP) [02/14/2003]
Rainforest Researchers Hit Paydirt (Farming 11K Years Ago in South America) [08/30/2002]
Human settlements far older than suspected discovered in South America. [04/21/2002]

Very interesting finds, and I’m sure we can expect more from all over the globe. As far as the interpretation of where is the oldest, where was the most civilized, we still really don’t know. Of what we do know from what has already been found should not be used to absolutely define history. History will be re-written many times I think. IMHO.

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