Seemingly Impossible Journey/Truth to Myth — to Truth Again.

PHOTO~frank l. willow-rogers/ART~Mr. Mckenna’s Bio/River Project “TBS” ‘18

Stop the presses! It turns out scientific writers are finally admitting — not only among themselves but also in print that nearly everything explored in the past is being looked at with ‘new-eyes’ and being thoroughly reevaluated. To this end the Peopling of the Americas is at the top of that list. This neo-exploratory movement is deemed to be of such importance that new and important papers are being written and rewritten every few months.

The history of archaeology written about various locations housing many nations of “Indians” north of the Rio Grande has been much publicized. Clovis was once the leading location pointing the way to earliest human settlement in these Continental United States. But more recent and modern exploration has found nearly seven older settlements which must be seriously considered as a much earlier native locality. These digs range from Calvert Island, Canada down the entire West Coast of the USA to Cedros Island, Mexico. Their estimated periods of habitation extend from: 14,000 to 16,000 years BCE!

Then there is the land south of the Continental United States that earlier explorers after a century of digging thought was the solution to the mystery of first settlements from Argentina up…