....though I am aware some folk still cling to the Columbus theory
Vikings settled in North America in 1021AD, study says - BBC News
Regards,
Jay.
Vikings settled in North America in 1021AD, study says - BBC News
Regards,
Jay.
Ol' Giorgio is pretty certain that the Sumerians were involved with the Peruvians in building Machu Picchu too... either that or aliens. I can't keep it straight. ?Besides, we all know that the Egyptians came over here and taught the Mayans how to make a triangle... ammi rite?
Which is why Columbus' statues are being removed. A lot of that communication was not nice.The Columbus "theory" is based on the fact that after Columbus's "discovery" permanent settlement occurred, and the Old World widely gained knowledge of and communication with the New World.
I believe the news in there is the very accurate dating of the wood to the year 1021.....though I am aware some folk still cling to the Columbus theory
Vikings settled in North America in 1021AD, study says - BBC News
Regards,
Jay.
Don't come to America you might go into shock. There are many people here who cling to historical inaccuracies to the point where even the threat of death and facts would sway them. If God revealed themselves and said "oh hey by the way you didn't learn everything correctly when you were in Elementary school", these individuals would still say but Ms. Jinkyrunk said blah blah when I was in 3rd grade.....though I am aware some folk still cling to the Columbus theory
Vikings settled in North America in 1021AD, study says - BBC News
Regards,
Jay.
I think Columbo was actually significantly less confused ?I'm only absolutely sure that the world is at least 56 years old, and other than that, who gives a shit? Ammi rite?
And, I always loved Columbus, and his funny way of talking. I didn't realize that he discovered anything except who dunnit though.
Oh yeh... if you'll pardon my confusion... just one more thing...I think Columbo was actually significantly less confused ?