The Presence of Mesopotamian Peoples in America

[eclispe]

The Decipherment of the Fuente Magna Bowl

There are a series of artifacts, found throughout the American continent, about the presence of Phoenicians, Norse, Romans, and even Sumerians and people before them. One of these artifacts, called Fuente Magna, is a bowl, which presents Sumerian and Proto-Sumerian cuneiform language (prior to Sumerian), which may be more than 3000 years old. If it is indeed a real artifact, it is definitive proof of the presence of Asian people in America, coming from the Mesopotamian region.

 

[rhodie]

lounge maybe

 

[Repulsive123]

Cool

 

[eclispe]

Better than paying attention to these silly social concepts is discovering the secrets of the universe.

 

[eclispe]

There is also evidence of the Roman presence in America. Off the coast of South America, there is a sunken Roman ship.

 

[eclispe]

https://www.nytimes.com/1985/06/25/science/underwater-exploring-is-banned-in-brazil.html

 

[eclispe]

https://www.nytimes.com/1985/06/25/science/underwater-exploring-is-banned-in-brazil.html

About the Roman presence in America

 

[FakeFakecel]

Roman presence is MAAAAAYBE, but Sumerians is just a wild ass conspiracy theory

 

[eclispe]

Also, it is undeniable with the discoveries on Oak Island and other parts of the continent, the presence of the Templars in America, starting from North America.

 

[eclispe]

Roman presence is MAAAAAYBE, but Sumerians is just a wild ass conspiracy theory

There's nothing about maybe. Yes, there is the ship, and the Brazilian government covered it up. hahaahh. However, the Templar presence, as well as the Viking presence in America, is undeniable. This is why Columbus used the Maltese cross on his caravels and already knew about America, due to the trip he made to Iceland in 1478.

 

[eclispe]

The lands of America were already known by the Nordics of Iceland, Greenland and Norway at that time and Columbus then just took the information and combined it with the knowledge of the Templars.

 

[eclispe]

Roman presence is MAAAAAYBE, but Sumerians is just a wild ass conspiracy theory

I recommend you study the discoveries in Peru and others, about the civilizations that preceded the 3 Mesoamericans that we already know.

 

[FakeFakecel]

There's nothing about maybe. Yes, there is the ship, and the Brazilian government covered it up. hahaahh. However, the Templar presence, as well as the Viking presence in America, is undeniable. This is why Columbus used the Maltese cross on his caravels and already knew about America, due to the trip he made to Iceland in 1478.

Viking presence is undeniable, yes. But they only reached there because they could islandhop, using the Norway-Shetland-Faroes-Iceland-Greenland-Canada route. The Romans didn't have that. AFAIK they didn't even discover Madeira or the Azores. As for the Sumerians? That is wild fantasy.

 

[eclispe]

Viking presence is undeniable, yes. But they only reached there because they could islandhop, using the Norway-Shetland-Faroes-Iceland-Greenland-Canada route. The Romans didn't have that. AFAIK they didn't even discover Madeira or the Azores. As for the Sumerians? That is wild fantasy.

Any people traveling from the Congo coast can reach America easily. Pedro Alvares Cabral himself did it in 1500 in South America.

 

[eclispe]

Viking presence is undeniable, yes. But they only reached there because they could islandhop, using the Norway-Shetland-Faroes-Iceland-Greenland-Canada route. The Romans didn't have that. AFAIK they didn't even discover Madeira or the Azores. As for the Sumerians? That is wild fantasy.

and I think you should update yourself. There are records of Nordics in South America as well.

 

[FakeFakecel]

Any people traveling from the Congo coast can reach America easily. Pedro Alvares Cabral himself did it in 1500 in South America.

Sure, but he had maps, compasses, better built ships etc.

 

[ElTruecel]

Take your meds boyo

 

[Blighteous]

Either the artifact is fake or it arrived there much later. The first people from Eurasia who managed to sail to America were either the Austronesians or the Vikings, and we have archaeological + linguistic + written + biological evidence for that.