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Why didn’t Europeans traverse the Atlantic sooner?
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Lack of any reason, communications logistics, lack of the navigational skills/equipment and good enough ships for month long voyages over deep ocean. Shockingly not a lot of men want to be away from home, women, land, and food for the chance at finding some far away land disconnected from any support system or help
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>Shockingly not a lot of men want to be away from home, women, land, and food
this. Life on a ship in the age of discovery must have been rough.
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Why didn’t they traverse it later?
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they did
>of the navigational skills/equipment and good enough ships for month long voyages over deep ocean
not true
the veneti had ocean-going sail powered vessels in the early ironage
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>veneti
Sail powered means jack shit. Egyptians had sails in 1400bc. It is more about logistics, navigational knowledge, and ship construction. You could paddle across the Atlantic if your ship is built right. Ships of that age were just not up to deep sea weather and currents. Iron age people trying to cross the Atlantic would be like a rat floating on wood to a pacific island. It could happen but for anyone who makes it hundreds will fail and good luck getting back-
no see Caesar reports their ships were more than able to withstand the conditions of the open Atlantic
the maritime traditions of Brittany go back to the neolithic when farming was an option but fish still made up most of their diet and they were aligning networks of megaliths astrologically to use as navigational aides, Carnac as an example
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>1400 bc
More like 3400 bc
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They did scrotebrain multiple times in the Mesolithic, in the Greek era, then in the Roman era, then the Vikings then the Spaniards etc
In fact the native inhabitants of America were genetically european for a long time due to these migrations, particularly the Mesolithic migrations
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The fact that whites lived in America has been known for a long time, since the 16th century, it has been only in the past 70 years that the zog media has been pushing for Indian rights and misinformation to disenfranchise whites
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The fact that whites lived in America has been known for a long time, since the 16th century, it has been only in the past 70 years that the zog media has been pushing for Indian rights and misinformation to disenfranchise whites
They did scrotebrain multiple times in the Mesolithic, in the Greek era, then in the Roman era, then the Vikings then the Spaniards etc
In fact the native inhabitants of America were genetically european for a long time due to these migrations, particularly the Mesolithic migrations
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They did scrotebrain multiple times in the Mesolithic, in the Greek era, then in the Roman era, then the Vikings then the Spaniards etc
In fact the native inhabitants of America were genetically european for a long time due to these migrations, particularly the Mesolithic migrations
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the welsh made the crossing in the 1100s
https://www.alapark.com/sites/default/files/2019-04/The%20Welsh%20Caves_0.pdf -
Only the bay of jars in brazil is credible in any way. Everything else has no proof at all.
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>Solutrean Hypothesis
Yeah sis they just walked over broken pieces of floating ice for 2 months with nothing to eat or make fires with.
>In fact the native inhabitants of America were genetically european for a long time due to these migrations
How come genetics studies done on ancient Native Ameircans on the east coast show the opposite?-
they supposedly followed the seals they were hunting along pack ice in the boats they had, but this is news to you since you know nothing about the speculation or anything about the cultures involved
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What a freaking scrotebrain
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Theres a Roman wreck in Brazil my darling
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Why did the Vikings even go there?
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because they heard about if from the Irish
in the sagas they used the phrase greater ireland to refer to a place near vinland
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How did the Irish know about it
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The American Discovery of Europe
Jack D. ForbesThe American Discovery of Europe investigates the voyages of America’s Native peoples to the European continent before Columbus’s 1492 arrival in the "New World." The product of over twenty years of exhaustive research in libraries throughout Europe and the United States, the book paints a clear picture of the diverse and complex societies that constituted the Americas before 1492 and reveals the surprising Native American involvements in maritime trade and exploration. Starting with an encounter by Columbus himself with mysterious people who had apparently been carried across the Atlantic on favorable currents, Jack D. Forbes proceeds to explore the seagoing expertise of early Americans, theories of ancient migrations, the evidence for human origins in the Americas, and other early visitors coming from Europe to America, including the Norse. The provocative, extensively documented, and heartfelt conclusions of The American Discovery of Europe present an open challenge to received historical wisdom.
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Why didnt the Amerindians!
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Probably the biggest cope of snowscrotes.
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Spain discoVered America 3 times:
-Solutrense. From Spain
-Chachapoyas: celtic Spaniards + phoenicians from Mallorca.
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It’s freaking big
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You made this thread because you know they did
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Why would they need to?
The main reason why the Atlantic was crossed by Europeans was to trade with Asian entities. The Romans had no need for that since half of their freaking empire was in Asia.
Romans traded directly with Pajeets ffs.
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Why didn’t anyone do anything sooner or later than they did?
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Define sooner
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the vikings did it
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No real proofs
They did not know where they went
They were sailing from Iceland, Groenland, like going near the coast.No real ocean navigation. Ancient cultures always sailed in front of the coast.
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>L’Anse aux meadows doesn’t exist
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scrotebrain
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Too busy being obsessed with pigment-drafted two dimensional depictions of adolescent maidens from the orient
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Why didn’t the vikings find better places to live? All they had to do was sail a little further south. Do they like dying in the snow?
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