Message #56598

[Bianca]

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Rate Member   posted 01-27-2007 12:10 AM                       
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Exactly Brig the physical data is astounding, there was a mainland and it would not have been a far stretch to reach those parts, the Carribean, the Bahamas, Cuba, through a series of peninsulas, coves, and bays, dotted w/isles not unlike the neighbors to the opposite the Polynesians. More and more researchers are finding that the Bering Land Bridge can never account for the conflicting cultures within many certain outposts from coast to coast. Look at the facts most cultures were redundant repeating what was taught to them, handing these down from generation to generation, if this was the case then one has to ask oneself why is there such a profound difference amid the cultures of the west Americas and the East Americas since they were inhabited via migration with a massive mountain range in the way? This is a very serious question that many will never think upon, for if one proposes that all the cultures of the ancient Americas came from the west by way of the Bering Bridge then why did they of the Bering culture continue on passing on to future generations to west America. Yet stop what they were doing only to pass on something entirely different to the eastern Americas let alone the time to drum up such mastery, …