[Auntie Dem]

America did not have the beasts of burden beyond the limited to a specific region llamas and the dog that would have allowed domestication on the scale seen in Europe.

What type of large, four-legged animal with medium-sized ears is it that is standing next to a man as depicted on the Chitzen-Itza stone carving commonly called "The Chitzen-Itza Horse"?

Most PC archeologists reject the conclusion it is actually a horse, but even llamas were not generally as far north as Yucatan. Maybe a Saint Bernard?

Also, the Mayan Rain God Chac, depicted with a large curling nose, most resembles an elephant, but again, PC archeologists reject that conclusion as well. These two PC rejections survive despite the fact that pre-columbian bones of horses and elephants have been discovered on the North American continent at various locations.

Could it be that American "Man" has domesticated/associated with animals the PC traditionalists don't want to acknowledge?

[Destro]

Not credible, I'm sorry.