A new book titled “Across Atlantic Ice: The Origin of America’s Clovis Culture“ has been published by two high ranking Archaeologist who have concluded that evidence they have will re-write American history books… nah who are we kidding, history books never get re-written unless it’s to bash America.

Knives and other tools found in America dating between 19,000 and 26,000 years not only resemble those found in Europe of the same period, but are even made of materials native to Spain and France.

A stone knife unearthed in 1971 was made of french flint pretty much confirms that ancient Europeans were here long before evidence of Native Americans.

“We now have really solid evidence that people came from Europe to the New World around 20,000 years ago,” Bradley says. “Our findings represent a paradigm shift in the way we think about America’s early history. We are challenging a very deep-seated belief in how the New World was populated. The story is more intriguing and more complicated than we ever have imagined.” “There are more alternatives than we think in archaeology and we need to have imagination and an open mind when we examine evidence to avoid being stuck in orthodoxy,” Stanford adds. “This book is the result of more than a decade’s work, but it is just the beginning of our journey.” Across Atlantic Ice is published by University California Press, Berkeley.–Source University of Exeter

This is a very exciting turn of findings but most likely will be buried under the dogmatic, anti-American hate being taught in schools today. As I stated above, the knife was unearthed in 1971 so this concept has been around quite a long time and even though evidence has been mounding that we need to really reconsider the narrative we’ve been spoon fed, it’s been forty years and we’re still only just hearing about this.

Amazingly it took almost no time at all for people to accept the evidence that the Thanksgiving story, where by Europeans and Indians sat together in a big feast of friendship, was complete bunk. But getting anyone to even entertain these findings will be like trying to get creationist to admit the world is older than 6,000.

A side effect of all of this is now Mormons have vindication for their religion.