“Strange” – Scientists Discover Ghostly 23,000-Year-Old Human Footprints in New Mexico

Scitech Daily ^ | June 23, 2025 | Kyle Mittan, University of Arizona

[Red Badger]

A challenge to everything they were taught ..................

[Red Badger]

PinGGG!.................

[Vermont Lt]

It makes zero sense to think that the America’s were not populated around the same time as the rest of the world. I think if you could cut down the jungles of South America you would find a LOT of evidence of human life dating back thousands of years.

[marktwain]

There are other sites with evidence of pre-Clovis culture. This is one of the best dated ones, because of the clearly human footprints and the multiple dating methods.

Grizzly bears did not make it south of Canada until about 13000 years ago, roughly the same time as the Clovis culture.

[philman_36]

[marktwain]

This was during the last ice age. The coasts were much different. The people probably reached south of the glaciers by boats, moving along the coast.

Most of the population was probably along the coasts, and the sites are under hundreds of feet of water.

[Red Badger]

Grizzly bears did not make it south of Canada until about 13000 years ago, roughly the same time as the Clovis culture.

Bears follow the food trucks.................

[Ex-Con777]

I’m going to be buried with some 1815 silver dollars and some 2025 quarters so the edumacated researchers will know I was at least 210 years old.

EC

[Hyman Roth]

The Earth is old. Period. I love finds like this. Interesting.

[x]

White Sands isn’t the place I’d go to looking for footprints.

And while it looks like it’s covered with snow, you can’t make a snowman there.

[SunkenCiv]

• 22,000-Year-Old Evidence of Transport Technology Reshapes Our Understanding of the Ancient Americas [03/01/2025]
• A Controversial Paper Claimed Humans Came to North America 23,000 Years Ago. It Just Got Backup. [10/05/2023]
• Ancient Human Footprints in New Mexico Dated to Ice Age [04/10/2022]
• Etched in sands of time: 'We knew they were old' (Human footprints - oldest known humans in America 23,000 years ago) [09/24/2021]
• Fossil footprints show humans in North America more than 21,000 years ago [09/24/2021]
• Ancient Footprints Push Back Date of Human Arrival in the Americas [09/23/2021]

[Red Badger]

True. Some have already been found..............

[RoosterRedux]

With that stride length, he must have been about 2 feet tall. Those are big feet for such a little guy.

[imabadboy99]

I gotta call BS on this. They ‘carbon dated’ ancient mud to determine the age of the footprints.

Sure, ok.....

[Red Badger]

That’s what I used to say about our sugar white sand here...

Until this past January...............

[cuz1961]

academia's habitual use of round numbers betrays their deceitfulness

are they sure that number isn't 23, 638 or 4,733 years ago ? darwinist theorists...spit.

[Red Badger]

[BamaBelle]

I watched Desert Drifter and The Trek Planner on youtube a lot. I wouldn’t want to live in a desert, but I love them exploring it and finding all the petroglyphs. I usually watch just before bed to wind down. They find some amazing history out there.

Sadly Desert Drifter was recently killed in a car accident, but I still watch to help with views.

[Red Badger]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isJZ3ejb5zU

[RoosterRedux]

LOL. Bigfoot strikes again.