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| Giorgio A. Tsoukalos, publisher,
Legendary Times magazine and director of Erich von Däniken's Center for Ancient Astronaut Research. |
Kon-Tiki
Trip
Ends on Pacific Reef; Party Safe After 4,000-Mile
Drift Thor Heyerdahl, Anthropologist and Adventurer, Dies at 87 |
Chronological
Periods
Chronological
Table
of Mesoamerican Archaeology
Why
Anthroplogists
Study Human Remains
The
Ethical
Dilemma Facing Conservation
Why
Don't
We Know When the First People Came to America?
VIDEOS
Ancient
Voyages to America - Who Were The First Explorers? (1:28
min.)
Evidence
for Huge Cities in the Amazon Jungle (43:43 min)
Secret
Caves of the Lucayans in the Bahamas (45 min.)
Tracking
the First Americans (Serra da Capivara, Brazil) BBC
The
Childrens of Jaguar (The Huaorani of Ecuador)
The Tribe
that Hides from Man: The Kreen-Akrore (Brazil)
The Red
Skin Tribe in the Amazon of Brazil - Waiapi (Wajãpi)
America
Before Columbus National Geographic Documentary, 2014
(1:31 min.)
GUNGYWAMP, GROTON, CONNECTICUT
The
Gungywamp Society
Gungywamp
Decoded
Damned
Connecticut
ANASAZI
Chaco
Culture,
New Mexico
Mesa Verde, Colorado
1998
America's
early
people may have come by boat from Asia
Bolivian
site
is dinosaur paradise
Chilean
Field
Yields New Clues to Peopling of Americas
Dinosaur
find
thought to be longest ever
Dinosaur
nesting
site yields important fossil discoveries
Dinosaurios
dejaron
huella en Bolivia
1999
Adventurers
retrace
ancient route in wooden raft
Brazilian
fossil
bears African features, could challenge theories on
settlement
Early
Migrants
May Have Come by Land and Sea
Spaniard
begins
reed boat voyage across Pacific
Spanish
adventurer
crosses Pacific in reed boat
Study
shows
Andean record of El Nino for past 15,000 years
Taking
the
Wind Out of Leif Ericsson's Sails
Monte
Verde
Revisited
New
type
of dinosaur unearthed in Antarctic
2000
American
set
to attempt round-the-world trip in reed boat
Ancient
Site
in Newfoundland Offers Clues to Vikings in America
Did
the
Vikings Stay? Vatican Files May Offer Clues
Fisherman
finds
remains of prehistoric mammal in Mexican lake bed
2001
Story
of
Viking Colonies' Icy 'Pompeii' Unfolds From Ancient
Greenland Farm
Hallan
mastodonte
en río salvadoreño
2002
Civilization
lost?
Tubers'
cultural
roots drying out in Peru
In
Chile,
Climate Clues to an Ancient People
2003
Old
Bones
Bring Some Currency To a Broken Economy
2004
Ancient
skeleton
found in submerged cave (CNN, Sept. 10, 2004)
2005
Footprint
challenges
man's arrival
2008
Oldest
Skeleton
in Americas Found in Underwater Cave?
2010
Mexican
Archaeologists
Extract 10,000 Year-Old Skeleton from Flooded Cave in
Quintana Roo
2014
DNA
of
baby boy buried in Montana 12,600 years ago reveals most
modern Native Americans ARE descended from Clovis man
(Daily Mail, Feb. 12, 2014)
Discoveries
Challenge
Beliefs on Humans’ Arrival in the Americas (New York
Times, March 27, 2014)
Most
Complete Ice Age Skeleton Helps Solve Mystery of First
Americans (National Geographic, May 15, 2014)
2017
Did
the first humans arrive in North America 10,000 years
earlier than thought? Bones fund in Canada cave show
'indisputable' marks from stone tools (Daily
Mail, Jan. 16, 2017)
Ice
Age skeleton found in a Mexican cave sheds new light on when
the first humans arrived in the Americas (Daily Mail, Aug. 30, 2017)
