[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]

[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.

[RoosterRedux]

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

[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.

[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.

[larrytown]

“You realize that it basically contradicts everything that you’ve been taught about the peopling of North America.”

This is the scientific method - the problem is that people tend to believe, as fact, the first thing they hear/read/are taught on a subject.

Much of what is taught is just the 'best' working theory, subject to additional data being discovered and considered.

[VeniVidiVici]

Sorry but this is just plain wrong.

This was settled science long ago.

/s

[BipolarBob]

Scientists Discover Ghostly 23,000-Year-Old Human Footprints in New Mexico

How did they determine the human was 23,000 years old from the footprints?

[one guy in new jersey]

“This would make the footprints roughly 10,000 years older than the remains discovered near Clovis, New Mexico...

“Specifically, the new paper finds that the mud is between 20,700 and 22,400 years old...”

TWEEEEEEET!

Biblical timeline violation.

[Steve Van Doorn]

other foot prints in the Americas that are far older
Nevada with "stitching" at least 5 million years old

https://www.ancient-hebrew.org/ancientman/1017.html


Berea, KY, by Dr. Wilbur G. Burroughs, professor of geology at Berea College, and William Finnell
Coal age or +350 million years old
https://www.appalachianhistory.net/2016/03/human-like-tracks-in-stone-are-riddle.html

[AZJeep]

Ehh!
Sasquatch!

[IYAS9YAS]

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

This is the way it should be. New findings that throw a wrench into the works of previous findings and assumptions should never be discounted. They should be embraced. Keep looking, keep digging, keep theorizing.

[mewzilla]

...Evidence buried in gypsum dunes suggests humans arrived far earlier than expected...

Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

Sheesh.

[SaxxonWoods]

And they still weren’t “indigenous”.

[SaxxonWoods]

Along and in the Paluxy River in Texas there are dino tracks and human tracks in the same layer. Big dino tracks...

[Slicksadick]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calico_Early_Man_Site
This ones even older...