3 artifacts found from cultures around the world, part 2 #shorts

[wolffy]

Ancient cultures are so intriguing, I wish we knew more.

[heatguillen]

The human footprints found in White Sands, New Mexico should've made headlines! The events that prioritize our media is just disappointing these days....

[Iostlight]

The footprints are so interesting . I love the indigenous history

[peacauve]

I like the real history and education. better than school. Creates interest and drive. Adventure is still possible

[TheUnplugged]

those foot prints mean that graham hancock was on too something

[issaccoronado]

Great content bro! Very insightful information that isn’t falsified for views. I think you’ll blow up in no time

[leviv]

It's crazy to look at how spread apart there toes use to be

[thumper]

And now I'm going to find the footprints at White Sands NM

[Iostlight]

Love your content but would love to see more content on First Nations people around the globe ❤️❤️

[mendoblendo]

White Sands is beautiful. I've been there in winter of 2020

[An_Drew_]

My guy, thank you yet again for the knowledge.

[Hell]

What a wonderful channel . My uncle was a friend Of Mel Fisher and dove the Atocha. I’ve seen the coins in person . I hope to inherit one someday ❤

[nathanhale]

When I was 13 I went with my dad and another family member to a dried up river in Texas. We were in a severe drought that lasted for several years so there was only a trickle of water remaining. I found 3 human female footprints just a few feet away from a dinosaur print that was big enough for me to curl up and lay down in and yes it was in the same strata layer as the human footprints. No one can tell me humans and dinosaurs didn't live together or that the earth is billions of years old.

[becauseamerica]

Clovis first doctrine doesn't allow the footprints in white sands to be major. I doubt they're even mongloid but American aboriginal people that were already there when the mongloids arrived perhaps arriving by sea through both east and west coast. I believe oceanics and Africans peopled the Americas first. The Spanish have described negroid type tribes in the Caribbean, south America and the south east of north America. We've found oceanic (Australian aboriginal DNA in Brazil) and some geneticist believe the Americas were going through a re populating of the continents during the arival of the Spanish. This is what I think is the origin of the twin mythology of most native cultures the two races of people that lived here.

[wonderblast]

Great content & thank you for the information! Could be a little bit longer of short video so you can speak slower so it's easier to understand (i turned on closed captions). Thanks a bunch!

[RecoveringAhole]

How the hell does a footprint last thousands of years..?
Seems…. Impossible maybe?