From: Braungart@verizon.net   
      
   On Wednesday, January 20, 2021 at 4:33:27 AM UTC-5, Garry Denke wrote:   
   > Chief Wahoo of the Caddo Nation (50,000 BC) skeleton and tools    
      
   > Where was the first Human found in Americas and which Tribe?    
   > Great Mystery, Wakȟáŋ Tȟáŋka, Great Spirit    
      
   > Geologists and Geophysicists drilling for petroleum in Nacogdoches, Texas   
   spudded into a 50,000 B.C. skeleton dubbed    
   > 'Chief Wahoo of the Caddo Nation' embedded in the Queen City Sand (Eocene)   
   Formation outcrop, and forged iron and   
   > bronze tools (agricultural and foraging instruments), being over 50,000   
   years old. Humans were in the Americas roughly    
   > 52,000 years ago, the researchers, company man, rig tool-pusher and three   
   tour drillers, roughnecks and derrick men said.    
      
    I'm taking a chance here pointing this out but you were off by a factor of   
   100. The Eocene was 50,000,000 years ago, not 50,000. Okay, that said, why   
   didn't this make the news headlines  when it happened?   
      
   > In other studies, Spelunkers and Archaeologists analyzed a remote cave in   
   northwestern Mexico containing human-made   
   > stone tools that are up to 31,500 years old, according to dating models.   
   This pushed back dates for human dispersal into   
   > North America to as early as 33,000 years ago, the researchers said.   
   Archaeologists took already-published dates from 42   
   > archaeological sites in North America and Beringia and plugged them into   
   their model that analyzed human dispersal.    
      
   If they had bronze tools 52,000 years ago, why did they go back to stone   
   almost 20,000 years later? BTW, most all of Beringia is under water, where   
   were these tools found?   
       
      
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