ANCIENT MIGRATIONS TO NORTH AMERICA!
NEW LIGHT ON ANCTIENT WHITE MIGRATIONS
By Pastor Jory Steven Brooks
The European Connection
Is there a connection between ancient Europe and the
earliest inhabitants of America? A new well-researched three-part
documentary film series has been prepared by archaeologists which
provides very convincing factual evidence to prove this.
Entitled, "The First Americans: Ancient White Migrations," it
presents the scholarly findings of leading archaeologists and an-
thropologists, and includes an impressive amount of actual on
site slides and film footage of ancient mummies, skeletons,
tools, and artwork. The publishers are apparently never named,
leading one to suspect that they may be high-level archaeologists
or curators who may suffer career harm from exposure; it is
frankly presented as politically-incorrect information
"suppressed by the mainstream media."
Yet this is information which has long been hinted at in
bits and pieces by "establishment" media sources. For example,
many years ago I read a book in the local public library which in
a short sentence or two spoke of pre-Columbian "red-haired
skeletons" being found in South America, but curiously enough
there were no further details or documentation given by the
author. Until recently, the only source for more detailed
information on this has been the excellent books by Anglo-Israel
author, Steven M. Collins.
The evidence from scholars indicates that there may have
been several waves of European settlement of North America. The
first occurred in early Paleolithic times, with European
colonists providing the earliest inhabitants of the Americas.
This is documented very well in the new "Ancient White
Migrations" film series, which postulates both an "ice age" land
bridge across Iceland and Greenland, as well as sailing ships
across the Atlantic in very early times. Another migration from
Europe occurred as well, possibly at the time of Kings David and
Solomon, of which Steven Collins' books provide evidence. The
depth of the accumulated data on early White migrations to
America is remarkable.
In the San Francisco Chronicle Newspaper, Friday, July 25,
2003, a headline stated: "New questions about migration of the
first Americans: Doubts surface about land routes through
Siberia" The article stated, "...It is difficult to substantiate
a north to south population movement. Smithsonian archaeologist
Dennis Stanford was looking in a different direction for the
origin of the first people that entered America. He was looking
not west to Asia, but east to Europe." Until now, the most
ancient bones and tools found in North America have nearly always
been assumed to be "Indian," but the evidence proves otherwise.
These American ancient archaeological sites have in fact been
identified as "Solutrean," which is a designation for early
European culture. The term relates to the style of early
Paleolithic-era implements found in the Solutre Cave in France.
Not only similar tools but also the same method of making tools
is found in early American sites as in Solutrean sites in Europe.
"Nothing similar in eastern Asia has been found... the closest
association is Western Europe ... They don't show up anywhere
else," says Dr.James Chatters, Forensic Anthropologist,
Washington State. These tools include end scrapers, burins,
antler harpoons, bone points, and bifaces. Archaeologist Dr.
Albert C. Goodyear III of the University of South Carolina,
stated, "The Solutrean [European-style] toolkit is, with a few
exceptions, nearly identical to that of Clovis." ("Discovering
Archaeology Journal", Feb. 2000) The Clovis, New Mexico site of
ancient human bones is quite famous, yet few people besides
archaeologists realize that the remains are not "Indian" but
European!
"When I look at Clovis and ask myself where in the world the
culture was derived from, I would say Europe," reports C. Vance
Haynes, U.S. Paleo-Indian Geochronologist in the New Yorker
Magazine, June 16, 1997, p.77.
The "Handbook of Middle American Indians," by Morris Swadesh
states that the Nadene or Athabascan linguistic family of the
American Great Lakes region is related to the Basque language of
Europe. He identified at least 36 words which were identical,
including words meaning "birch bark," "elbow," "foot," "hand "
"breast," and "shoulder." Other scholars also find links
between Europe and the languages of the north-eastern quadrant of
North America. How could an American research into Indian
language be related to European languages unless there was some
kind of pre-Columbian visit of Europeans to America?
It is interesting that these "commonalities" are centered in
the northeastern United States, facing Europe, rather than in the
Pacific Northwest. Even more significant, the oldest skeletal
remains have also been found in the northeastern U.S. rather than
the west coast. This is an exact contradiction of the popular
belief that the earliest inhabitants of America came across a
Bering Strait land bridge from Asia, and later spread eastward
across the continent. The Bering Strait theory will therefore
have to be revised to admit that the Paleolithic-era migration
from Europe to America came much earlier.
Red-Haired Indians?
In "Aku Aku: The Secret of Easter Island," Thor Heyerdahl
(bestselling author of Kon Tiki) stated, "Incan legend repeatedly
refers to red haired bearded white men of a civilization which
existed in South America before the Incas themselves." These
white people were called by the Indians, the "Vira Cocha." In
support of these legends is the discovery in the Chaucilla
Paracas burial grounds in Paracas, Peru, of ancient mummies with
tall long faces and red, wavy hair. "Their god, Quetzalcoatl, had
light eyes and hair color, and a beard [which is never found
among Indians themselves.] Legend has it that this god came from
over the sea and taught the Indians how to raise corn and build
structures."
More of these White mummies are found at the Museo National
de Anthropologia y Arqueologia, Lima, Peru, with auburn hair and
Caucasoid-shaped skulls. Archaeologists estimate that these
mummies are approximately 2,000 years old, dating to about the
time of Christ.
It was perhaps these people who established what is known as
the Chachapoyas Empire of Peru, which existed until 1470 A.D.
They were also known as the "Cloud People," and built giant
statues, acqueducts, roads, and "twenty thousand bridges." The
imposing Culeap Fortress high in the Andes was also their work.
Heyerdahl tells us that Pedro Pizzaro, the famed Spanish
Conquistador, found that "the Inca elite classes had reddish
hair, were tall, and were actually Whiter than the Spaniards
themselves." (Aku Aku, p.351) In fact, the Indians thought that
the arriving Spaniards were the return of the Vira Cocha people.
Further north in Chichen Itza, Mexico, is a pre-Columbian
wall painting in the Temple of the Warriors which depicts
whiteskinned captives being led away as prisoners by dark-skinned
guards.
Anglo-Israel author Steven Collins, in his book, "Israel's
Tribes Today," tells the fascinating story of Thomas Jefferson's
research into the Hebrew origins of some of the Indians on the
American eastern seaboard, and in particular of the Hebrew
connection with the Mandan tribe. In Collins' book, "The Origins
and Empire of Ancient Israel," the Hebrew connection with early
America is also documented along with illustrations of the Long
Island Stone, the Decalogue Stone of New Mexico, the Decalogue
Tablet of Ohio, and other evidence from ancient times. In
addition to being a good read, Collins' books are profusely
illustrated throughout.
The interesting books by author Steven Collins are available
from CBIA's booksite at www.migrations.info, and a link to the
new "White Migrations" films is found on our membership site at
www.israelite.ca. Those without high-speed internet access can
write to CBIA for a DVD (please send an offering to cover our
expenses in duplicating and mailing.) The fascinating information
contained in all of these important resources will certainly
repay your time and attention.
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Taken from the March 2009 edition of "Thy Kingdom Come" a
publication of The Covenant People, Burnaby, B.C. Canada, V3N
1B8. WWW.associationcovenantpeople.org
Entered on this Website March 2009
Note:
In printing articles from the above association it needs to be
remembered that I an not endorsing by any means, all they write
or teach. I will say this: they do have the truth of who the
people of the House of Israel are today.
Keith Hunt
