The Great Replacement in Florida; the ancient Solutreans there

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The Florida state flag : how long before the Wokies decide that this flag too is quasi-Confederate? (Florida was a soutern state and part of the Confederacy 1861-65. Photo by Karl Callwood on Unsplash

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…..Solutreans in Florida

A Solutrean-like spearhead of the WHITE RACE near Tallahassee, Florida from 12,000 years before Columbus

Everything here http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/14550-year-old-prehistoric-underwater-site-reveals-traces-humans-americas-1559948

…confirms what I have been saying since 2007: https://johndenugent.com/our-ancient-solutrean-ancestors/

and here: https://johndenugent.com/english/english-red-ice-creations-interviews-solutreans-extraterrestrials-beautiful-lake-superior-life/

Whites were here first, and a whopping 10,000 years before the “Indians.”

And then the Injuns genocided our people, sparing only some of our females, which is why US East Coast Indians are up to 1/3 white via white female chromosomes.

jdn-red-ice-radio-oct-2014

 

The Discovery Channel in 2010 did an hour-long hatchet job on me. This was the opener:

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JdN Makarov Steeds

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Underwater Finds Reveal [WHITE] Humans’ Long Presence in North America

Stone tools and mastodon remains help show that the Americas were peopled more than 14,000 years ago [and long before the end of the Ice Age, which enabled the “Indian” invasion]

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/underwater-finds-reveal-humans-long-presence-north-america-180959103/#0gkWUQ2A9IXwlVht.99

Neil Puckett, a Texas A&M University graduate student, surfaces with the limb bone of a juvenile mastodon. (Brendan Fenerty)
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smithsonian.com

A handful of prehistoric stone tools and the remains of an extinct animal found in a Florida river reveal a glimpse of an ancient scene: About 14,550 years ago, hunter-gatherers likely butchered or scavenged a mastodon near a small pond. The age of these objects suggests that humans reached the southeastern United States as much as 1,500 years earlier than scientists had thought.

The finds also add to evidence from other sites of an early human presence in the Americas ”evidence that has gradually been overturning long-held beliefs about when humans first reached the Americas and how they got there.

Archeologists recently retrieved the artifacts from a place near Tallahassee called the Page-Ladson site, which is located 26 feet underwater in a sinkhole on the Aucilla River. Previous excavations conducted between 1983 and 1997 at this location had yielded a mastodon tusk with grooves that looked like cut marks that might have been inflicted by humans, along with some stone artifacts. But that evidence, found in a layer of sediment that was more than 14,000 years old, was deemed too ambiguous to determine whether it truly bore signs of early human activity.

Years later, Jessi Halligan, an anthropologist at Florida State University, and her team went back to the site to take another look at the archeological material hiding undisturbed in the riverbed. Between 2012 and 2014, the researchers excavated more bones and several stone tools, including a biface ”a primitive, human-manufactured stone knife. “There is absolutely no way it is not made by people,” says Halligan. “There is no way that’s a natural artifact in any shape or form.”

The team also reexamined the previously identified mastodon tusk. The grooves in its surface were indeed cut marks made by humans during the removal of the tusk from the animal’s skull, the researchers conclude in a new study published in Science Advances.

Divers had to work underwater to recover materials from the Page-Ladson site. (Image by S. Joy, courtesy of CSFA)
Jessi Halligan and her team recovered stone tools and bones from the Page-Ladson site. (Bruce Palmer/Florida State University)

Radiocarbon dating of the sediment in which the mastodon remains and the tools were found revealed that the objects are about 14,550 years old. That makes Page-Ladson one of only a few sites in the Americas with archaeological evidence of human presence dating back further than 14,000 years.

Until a few decades ago, when the first of these sites was investigated, scientists had believed that the Americas were first colonized by people called the Clovis, who settled in North America about 13,000 years ago and spread southward. But evidence from older, or “pre-Clovis,” sites such as the one in Florida, has suggested that the original peopling of the continents occurred earlier than that. “That is a big deal, partially because it means we were wrong about Clovis being first, and we need to start figuring out what the real story is,” says Halligan.

Jon Erlandson, an archeologist at the University of Oregon, who was not involved in the study, agrees. “I think this is like the fifth nail in the coffin on the Clovis-first hypothesis,” he says.

But both scientists stress that, until recently, the idea of pre-Clovis sites was very controversial. “Fifteen years ago it was at the point that, if you proposed a pre-Clovis site, you had to expect that everybody thought you were a quack,” Halligan says. “Ten years ago, some people would have been supportive and most people would have thought you were a quack.”

The early dating of pre-Clovis sites has also shed doubt on the mainstream narrative of how people arrived in the Americas. This holds that humans first arrived in North America from northeast Asia across a land bridge that spanned what is now the Bering Strait between Russia and Alaska. These people then supposedly spread to the interior through the so-called [Cordilleran] ice-free corridor ”an area of land between two giant ice sheets that once covered most of Canada and the northern United States.

The problem with this theory is that the ice-free corridor did not open until 14,000 years ago or later, but the new research shows that 400 to 500 years before that, [WHITE] people were already in Florida, says Halligan. “So the ice-free corridor is not our answer for how the Americas were initially colonized,” she says.

“There has been a lot of resistance to the idea that people could enter North America from anywhere other than the Bering Strait,” says Linda Scott Cummings, an archaeobotanist at the PaleoResearch Institute in Golden, Colorado, who was not involved in the new study. “It really thrills me to see that there is widespread interest in exploring the other possibilities.”

One idea, for example, suggests that the first people may have come to the Americas in boats, following coastlines from northeast Asia, down the Pacific Coast. But even if that had been the case, Halligan notes that Florida is a really long way from the Pacific. “How did people get here? When did people get here?” she says. “To me, all of the original questions we have been asking about the peopling of the Americas ”those questions are open to research again.”

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2 COMMENTS

    • Hi, Carol:

      Cherokees are the least East-Asian-looking of all the Northern Amerindians. Cherokees likely are:

      — part-Solutrean via white females only, with only female DNA showing up (the Solutrean men and boys were slaughtered  );

      — probably part-Jewish or Lebanese (Phoenician), it would seem;

      — maybe part-Turkish (such as the Mungeons, with the strange-looking, black-haired Abraham Lincoln possibly being of that ancestry), and, of course,

      — part-Mongolian, hence the East Asian features.

      My Margi from Asheville, North Carolina was posibly a tiny bit Cherokee, like most Appalachian whites. I have seen her go on the warpath.

……The Windover Bog people in Florida near Cape Canaveral

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….but had NEVER HEARD, he said, of the skeletons of the 178 white people from 5,000 BC in Florida, called the Windover Bog people !

Look from the time from 6:20 to the end of this video!

At 6 minutes and 30 seconds into the above video clip, a scientists talks about pre-historic DNA found in North America.

It is false to say that the Solutreans were not ethnically European. On the Science Channel, Dr. Joseph Lorenz of the Coriell Institute for Medical Research conducted DNA tests on the 5,000 year old bodies that were found in the Windover Bog excavation site in Florida. As was said in this program:

Dr. Lorenz: When I sequenced larger fragments and I was looking for the sites that I know are characteristic of Native American haplogroups, I was surprised because I did not find them.

Narrator: In contrast to all previous findings, Lorenz could not confirm the Windover people were Americans. Further investigation reveals something even more remarkable.
Dr. Lorenz: I went back to the screen and I looked at the sequences again, and the first person’s DNA looked European. When I looked at the second one, it looked European. When I looked at the third, fourth, and fifth, they were slightly different from the first two, but they looked European.

 

FLORIDA’S 176 WHITE SOLUTREANS

This is absolutely HUGE….and it guts the wimp-out of Dr Dennis Stanford of the Smithsonian who under (doubtless Jewish) pressure, and as an obedient fed-government employee, came up with the lame reasoning (at least so far without openly condemning either me or Solutrean-novelist Kyle Bristow) that “we don’t even know if the Solutreans of the Ice Age (22,000-17,000 BC) left any descendants at all among modern Europeans…..”
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Well, it seems they sure still had descendants in 5000 BC in Florida!

Back in 1984, a building contractor working near Windover Pond in the area of Titusville, Florida came upon NEARLY TWO HUNDRED well-preserved ANCIENT skeletons and bodies! They had been buried at the bottom of a pond and the pond bottom had become peat, which as elsewhere in the world preserved their bodies in the most amazing manner.

178 bodies in the peat, from 5000 BC, WHITE, some with intact brains! Near Cape Canaveral!

And they sat on the DNA testing of who they were until recently!

Here is the expert:

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Department of Anthropology

Central Washington University (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Washington_University)

(509) 963-3448 (office)

lorenzj@cwu.edu

 

(Maybe soon he will be selling bags of oranges at the interstate off-ramp, fired for telling the truth that these skeletons are of EUROPEANS FROM 5000 BC)

*** UPDATE 2024

I went to Professor Lorenz’ Facebook page, and, sure enough, his career studying mammoths got terminated! In fact, for from Washington State, he now lives in Germany and teaches English!

https://www.facebook.com/joe.lorenz.96/

Works at Teaching English at the Deutsch-Amerikanisches Institute summer program
Former Biology Instructor at Peace Corps
Former Associate Professor at Central Washington University
Former Assistant Professor at Coriell Institute For Medical Research
Former Postdoc fellow at National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Former Sergeant at US Army
Studied Biology at Macalester College
Went to Hill-Murray School
Studied Biological anthropology at UC Davis

Lives in Saarbrücken

Joined March 2009

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Cape Canaveral is just to the east (see lower right of the map below) — and Orlando is about due west…. (Vero Beach, where my folks lived, has a major find as well, including human bones and woolly mammoths. Yes, from snowy southern Florida……)

A space shuttle at Cape Canaveral

 

I saw fairly close-up (from the causeway to Cape Canaveral) the Hubble telescope (http://hubblesite.org/) lift off with the shuttle back in 1990. The same gene and gift for innovation allowed the Florida Solutreans to do advanced textile weaving back in 5000 BC.

….Windover people

Not one word on this state historical marker about how these people were of European heritage,  so a bored Joe Shmo assumes they were “Indians”

 

Clearly a white, nordic skull.  An East Asian skull would have had wide, flat cheekbones and a wide face. 

 

Note the red hair

 

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A Hungarian-American, George Kadar, a onetime contributing editor (especially on “ancient white Americans”) to The Barnes Review magazine, wrote me (slightly edited):

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Needless to say, the Establishment boys are freaking out and after realizing that further excavation cannot be avoided they sent in their best-paid prominent character, Glen H. Doran, to do the damage control for them.

http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2010/mar/04/scientists-urge-full-scale-excavation-of-vero/

Doran was the one who was (mis)managing the extremely important recoveries at Windover, Florida.

A whopping 168 fully preserved skeletons under water, soft tissue of the brains still in the skulls in most cases, aged 7,000 to 8,000 years!

Doran simply refused to do the DNA tests or to take a stand on the racial characteristics of the Windover group!!!

Even average people know who belongs to what race — just by looking at an individual — and a physical anthropologist knows the same by looking at the skull.

A simple visual examination by an expert in physical anthropology, especially of such a large number of skulls, would be enough to do a racial classification immediately.

JdN: Sitting Bull’s skull would obviously differ greatly from that of the all-white and mostly Nordic British gymnastic group “Spellbound” (below)

 

Naturally a racial classification also could be supported even further by detailed physical measurements of the skulls, to confirm what a simple “eye-balling” (visual inspection) would show.

It is obvious that they were not mongoloid.

If they were, Doran would have happily stated that

http://www.nbbd.com/godo/BrevardMuseum/WindoverPeople/index.htm

http://www.nbbd.com/godo/history/windover/

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……the White Privilege of the Windover people

From: http://www.nbbd.com/godo/history/windover/

Ages at time of death ranged from fetus to around 60 years. The skeletons were about 50% adult and 50% children, which indicates a high mortality rate for children of that era, as would be expected. One young mother-to-be died only weeks before she would have delivered a full-term infant.

SOCIAL ORDER       INDEX

Some of the findings over the three field seasons revised ideas on the type of life people lived seven to eight thousand years ago. Apparently, they were more caring and less nomadic than was generally believed. In one case, the skeleton of a woman who was more than 50 years old when she died, showed that she had suffered multiple bone fractures several years before her death. Her injuries would have kept her from functioning in a normal way for an extended period. During that time others would have had to care for her and assume the work she would normally have done.

In another case, a boy, 13 to 15 years old, was the victim of spina bifida, a crippling condition caused by the failure of the vertebrae to grow together around the spinal cord. One foot was severely deformed, and bones of the other leg indicated that a terrible–and probably fatal–infection had caused the loss of the foot and part of the leg.

Those two required a great deal of attention and loving care, the woman through a lengthy period of convalescence and the boy for all or most of his life. In a more savage, less developed society, those members of the clan and others such as the elderly, the very ill, or deformed children might have been deserted or even killed.

There was do doubt that they loved and cared for the kin and friends they laid to rest in this small pond. They wrapped many of them in fabric and laid them to rest with valuable artifacts such as bone and antler tools, carved wooden objects, shark’s teeth, and stone points.

VIOLENCE       INDEX

Their existence, however, was not entirely peaceful. A man who died at about 45 had suffered a fractured right eye orb as the result of a blow from an object such as a sharpened piece of antler hafted onto a wooden handle to form a club. He had also suffered a “parry” fracture of the lower left arm. This is a type injury sustained when a person raises an arm to ward off or “parry” a blow. Both fractures had mended long before his death. His body had been wrapped in fabric and laid to rest with an unusually large number of artifacts. Several double-pointed bone awls were arranged near his head, and a carved antler was near his hands. The antler had a 3/4″ hole drilled through it and six small bone “needles” had been placed in the hole. A six-centimeter-long canine incisor from a large cat and a drilled shark’s tooth were also buried with the body. The most important artifact was a beautifully crafted stone projectile point. This point would have been especially valuable because stone used to make points or tools is not found in this area; the closest location is more than fifty miles away. The point, along with four others found during the three field seasons, had to have been brought here when the group migrated to the area or obtained through trade.

This man’s skeleton was not the only one that indicated that there were disagreements of some sort. A sharpened point made from antler was found imbedded in the pelvis of another man. Depression type fractures of the type resulting from a hard blow were seen in five other skulls, and “parry” fractures were found in several others. Both children and adults had suffered blows that caused those fractures.

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