#Paleoamerican

[lionofchaeronea]

Clovis point, fashioned from chert and belonging to the Clovis culture (so named from early 20th century archaeological finds near Clovis, New Mexico) that spread throughout North America following the Last Glacial Period. Clovis points are distinguished by manufacture through the pressure flaking technique and by fluting near the base. Manufactured between 11,500 and 9,000 BCE and found in Sevier County, Utah; now in the Natural History Museum of Utah, Salt Lake City.

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

The oldest human skeleton in Brazil's Southeast was Amerindian

A study published in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution concluded that Luzio, the oldest human skeleton in Southeast Brazil, is a descendant of indigenous populations that inhabit the country today. The study, which compiled a mass of Brazilian archaeological genomic data, helps to unravel how the so-called Sambaqui coastal societies disappeared, and how their inhabitants relate to today’s indigenous communities.

Luzio was found in the Ribeira Valley region of São Paulo state and his fossilized remains have been reliably dated to around 10,400 years ago. He was named in homage to Luzia, the oldest human fossil in South America. 

There are many debates on the ancestral origin of Luzio and Luiza, as the fossilized skulls exhibit a so-called “Paleoamerican morphology,” not seen in Brazil’s indigenous people today. It was believed that Luzio and Luzia belonged to a biologically different population than the ascendants of today’s indigenous communities, but the DNA evidence in this study suggests otherwise.

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[victusinveritas]

This post is about a Paleoamerican skeleton found in the Yucatan.

"In pre-Mayan Mexico, a slender, bucktoothed 15- or 16-year-old girl fell into a flooded, underground cavern about 12,000 years ago. She was a Paleoamerican, with features more akin to Africans and Southeast Asians than modern Native Americans. DNA collected from one of her molars reveals a direct connection to the people who crossed the Bering land bridge from Siberia more than 18,000 years ago. The discovery greatly extends the range of DNA information about Paleoamericans." Credit: The Washington Post.

[unknownancientamerica]

It is Hard to Find the Truth…

It is hard to find the truth about N. American mounds when they change mound names. Original indigenous language was disregarded to support European/Caucasian

Agendas. For instance, the Monks mound is named after the Euroamericans settled in the area. They were called “Trappist Monks” and name the largest mound in Cahokia site “Monks mound.” 

(Wikipedia.com)

Monk’s mound sits in Cahokia, Illinois. It is a part of Ancient Mississippian Culture. The period (800-1400). Paleo-Americans were the earliest human inhabitants of North and South America and were descendants from Africa. (See post on Paleoamericans) 

(dnrhistoric.illinois.gov)

[thefandomentals]

The new line from based on Respawn's hit shooter will feature multiple game modes, a competitive scene, and even a solo mode from David Turczi.

[gertlushgaming]

Apex Legends: The Board Game Now Live on Kickstarter

Experts in Video Game to Board Game Conversions—Glass Cannon Unplugged and Genuine Entertainment—Launch Kickstarter Campaign for Cutting-Edge Tabletop Hero Shooter

   Glass Cannon Unplugged and Genuine Entertainment are proud to announce the launch of the Kickstarter campaign for the official tabletop game series for Apex Legends™, based on a licensing partnership with Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA) and Respawn Entertainment.

Apex Legends: The Board Game, designed by Thanos Argyris and Michalis Nikolaou and developed by Glass Cannon Unplugged’s Rafal Pieczyński and Grzegorz Przytarski, is a highly competitive, intensely tactical team vs team miniatures game in which 2-4 players, divided into two teams, face each other in a battle royale style challenge played out within a 3D tabletop environment. Separate expansions will add support for up to six players and for solo gameplay. Each player takes on the role of a unique Legend, with four Legends included in the core game and many more to become available through add-ons and expansions via Kickstarter and future retail releases.

The original game engine and innovative framework, from the minds behind games such as Frostpunk: The Board Game and Endless Winter: Paleoamericans, both award-winning titles, authentically capture the voice and imagination of Apex Legends™, bringing the stakes, thrills, and unforgettable kills of the hero shooter experience to life. Related Post: Star Citizen Alpha 3.19: Call to Adventure Update Out Now  Having spent over two years developing an inspired new way to recreate the hero shooter experience at the game table, Glass Cannon Unplugged intends to deliver something for everyone: an accessible, easy-to-learn experience for new board gamers, balanced with a depth and scale aimed at satisfying core players. This is achieved through a modular construction of the game rules, with the core box itself containing three different gameplay modes: Training, Deathmatch, and Battle Royale. Thanks to planned expansions, the game will contain play modes dedicated to solo play, co-op, and organized (tournament) play—all being developed with world-class experts. The solo mode is created by David Turczi, the industry’s virtuoso at crafting automated and solo experiences for over 100 board games, while the tournament mode is prepared in close cooperation with Michał Duda, a Warhammer 40.000™ competitive champion with multiple titles to his name and a history of organizing tournaments and events for competitive games.

The product line for the campaign currently comprises: the Core Box (c. €80/USD $88)—providing a highly modular core experience designed to bring a set of diverse board layouts and game modes focused around the classic Kings Canyon map, with an initial roster of four Legends: Bangalore, Bloodhound, Gibraltar, and Wraith; the Full Team Expansion (c. 35/USD$39)—introducing the option to add a 5th and 6th player and compete using three 2-player teams, along with new board setups, game modes and the canyon terrain type (with a corresponding zip line mechanic) and two new Legends: Lifeline and Pathfinder; Squad Packs I and II (c. €30/USD$33 each)—the first adding Caustic, Mirage, and Octane, and the second Crypto, Revenant, and Wattson, with all the components required to use them in the game, such as cards, dioramas, and miniatures; the Supply Miniatures Expansion (c. €25/USD$28) adding miniatures for Supply Bins, Supply Drops, and Respawn Beacons; the Card Sleeves Pack (c. €15/USD$17)—providing dedicated sleeves for all cards used in the core game and the expansions; and the Painting Set (around €25/USD$28), a hobby paints set designed by The Army Painter, with accompanying tutorials for newcomers to the hobby. Also planned are two collector's expansions by acclaimed visual artists, due to be revealed in the course of the campaign.

Once the campaign is launched, backers at the Core Pledge level and above will gain access to the Loba Expansion, which is a free, limited Legend Pack introducing the loot scout Loba into the game as a fully-playable Legend, and including a Kickstarter exclusive sculpt for the character.

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[versatileer]

Happy Colorado Day! – 2023

Happy Colorado Day! To the recent Happy Colorado Day. . . Happy National Colorado Day ! ! !  ♥ ♠ ♦ ♣ ♥ ♠ ♦ ♣ ♥ ♠ ♦ ♣ ♥ ♠ ♦ ♣ Was CO The First Western State: The Beginning Years: It is thought that the first inhabitants of Colorado descended as Paleoamerican Native Americans at least 13,500 years and possibly more than 37,000 years ago. The eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains was a major migration…

[tyrannoninja]

These lovers represent two human populations of prehistoric America before 11,000 years ago. The man comes from a population related to modern Native Americans, who would have entered the Americas from northeastern Asia around 16,000 years ago. The woman, on the other hand, represents the mysterious "Population Y" that appears to have left genetic traces of ancestry in both Australasian and South American peoples. It's possible that Population Y people may have settled the Americas many thousands of years before the Native Americans proper, with the latter most likely absorbing the former.

[spanky606]

Regrann from @mnycldfwx_ - @captainamerica__1 - Yamassee Nation If your roots are from the southeast (predominantly Georgia, Florida and the Carolinas) research the Yamassee Indian nation. We’ve been inhabiting Southeast North America for thousands of years but the majority of our origins are in what is now known as Me(Xi)co or Mesoamerica, South America, and the surrounding Islands of the Caribbean. Gullah/Guale Connection ⬇️ Guale has also been synonymous with Gullah or Gullah Geechee and Yamassee. Even though the Geechee are indigenous to the Americas, they always try to Africanize our history by saying we are descendants of the Transatlantic slave trade lol. We been here. Research the Gullah Wars, we fought for our ancestral land and freedom. I remember as a youngin, one of my favorite TV shows was "Gullah Gullah Island." Also how can a tribe be extinct if you just reclassified us as "Negro, Colored, Black, Afro American, and African-American" which aren't nationalities? They essentially wrote us out of history, that's why people say, "The pen is mightier than the sword." We are only extinct on paper 📝 #Yamassee #GullahGullahIsland #GullahWars #YamasseeWar #Georgia #Guale #Gullah #Creek #SpanishFlorida #Georgia #WestIndian #JackDForbes #PaleoAmerican #AutochthonsofAmerica #PaleoIndian #AfroAsiatic #RolandBDixon #AncientVoices #Australoid #ProtoNegroid #Moundbuilder #aborigine #PaperGenocide #PapalBull #InterCaetera #RomanusPontifex #TerraNullius #DumDiversas1452 #PopeNicholasV #AfricanAmericansAintAfrican #BibliotecaColumbina

[blerdsunite]

#paleoamerican #aboriginalamerican #wewuzhere😎 #wayment 🤔 #uh🤨 Why this dude Mr. E.Beverly's results say he's 90% African..wait a damn minute. None of those places are in America. Man this dude out here lying. https://www.instagram.com/p/B7XSgVSBML_/?igshid=1vo0isnmnhlxl

[criticalentertainmentla-blog]

More previews from The First Americans chapter 2 with #art by @taddgalusha ・ Mammoths don’t care. #alaska #comics #comicbooks #1stamericans #pencils #storytime #wip #hunters #ancient #mammoth #paleoamerican #preview #comingsoon (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/By3Tz4DBLTZ/?igshid=686jey5ek4af

[wyrdkraft]

Farm field find rewrites archaeological history in Michigan

Farm field find rewrites archaeological history in Michigan

…an independent researcher along with University of Michigan researchers have identified a 13,000-year-old Clovis camp site, now thought to be the earliest archaeological site in Michigan. The site predates previously identified human settlements in the Michigan basin and potentially rewrites the history of the peopling—or settling—of the Great Lakes region. University of Michigan News

[happynaturalhair]

Real Americans Are Red Indian Copper Colored Melaninated People That Look 👀 Like Me & My Great Ancestors That Were The Maintenance Keepers of Turtle 🐢 Island 🌴 aka North America Know Thy Autochthon Aboriginal Original Indigenous 2 America Representing My Hachotakni Yamassee of the Creek Nation Iskitani Hatapushik Nitakomi Little Butterfly 🦋 Under The Moonlight 🌝#realamerican #paleoamerican #autochthonsofamerica #aboriginal #american #indigenous #knowyourtribe #turtleisland #northamerica #ageoftruth #and #enlightenment #facts https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw1J84OnbbL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=11jekfjewev8l

[unknownancientamerica]

Early World Migration

Earliest Paleoamerican sites dating 65-130k ya are found along the Eastern American coastline near the Atlantic Ocean. This suggests the first North Americans came by boat and not Baringa Strait (Bering Strait). The Baringa Strait was covered in ice (Imhotep D. 2011, The First Americans were Africans: Documented Evidence).

The Britannica map above shows Atlantic Ocean currents from Africa to N. America. Water travel is plausible from the Before Common Era (B.C.E.) period. Ancient African sailors can easily take these currents to new lands and build new civilizations (i.e., Mounds). This is a more reasonable theory to Turtle Island (N. America) than walking in impossible weather across the Bering Strait.

Written by: Flora M. White-Cooper

[islandtoislandbrewery-blog]

Reposted from @aborigineclothing - [The West’s Indian] ~ A few Monday’s from now Port of Spain will be on fire..🔥 ____________________________ RP: @carnivalmakeupzone 💄 #trinidad #coppercolored #carnival #soca #music #poeple #culture #melanin #roots #vibes #socakingdom #caribana #onecareibbean #westindian #westernhemisphereindians #paleoamerican #autochthonous #negroes #history #americanhistory #indegenous #aboriginal #negrodeterra #1828definitionofamerican #TurtleIsland #blackgirlmagic #autochthonsofamerica #aborigine #blackhistory https://www.instagram.com/islandtoislandbrewery/p/BterbailohT/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1d1ysyeqk1imx