The Solutrean
people who The Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History has proven came to north america 5000 years before american Indians came from northeast Asia over the Bering land bridge
Archaeologists tracing the earliest to later sites in the Americas find that they tend to be older in south America and on the East coast of the
USA. This trend is exactly opposite
one would predict if the Indians were first over the Bering Strait.
Language links or similarities for many
words exist between ancient Europeans and ancient Stone Age Americans. These links appear to point to the Basque
people of the
France/ Spain region of Europe, and the North Eastern part of North America. This overlaps almost perfectly with multiple lines of genetic evidence (Haplogroup-X and Human Lymphocyte Antigens) which also shows ancient links between Europe and the Northeastern
USA. Links between these ancient languages suggests an obvious prior European migration.
The idea that Caucasian or European peoples could have migrated to and inhabited the Americas in ancient times is really not a
new idea. As far back as the
late 1700’s it was speculated upon. Since then
people have noted physical similarity between some
Indian tribes and Europeans, similarities between spearpoints, tool kits, and other artifacts. In many ways this is an open secret in the archaeological community, but has been suppressed to the general public, by the mass media.
The the Head of the Division of Archaeology at the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural
History Dr. Dennis Stanford, Ph.D. has shown that all Archaeological and scientific evidence points to the Solutrean peoples of Europe as being the
True First Nation of North America, and therefore the
real Native Americans