It will often surprise the uninitiated, that Kennewick man’s remains are only one of about 15-20 other ancient Caucasoid finds in the Americas, nearly all dating older than the oldest “Indian” remains. This chapter includes quotes of anthropologist Dr. James Chatters referring to Kennewick man as Caucasoid and European. Other quotes form anthropologist Dr. Catherine Macmillan referring to Kennewick man as a “white guy.” Just look at the comparison of the actual Kennewick man skull with that of the typical Caucasoid and Mongoloid skulls. Whites, and Europeans are “Caucasoid” in skull shape whereas Indians are generally Mongoloid in skull shape and Asian in origin. Who does Kennewick man most resemble? Use your own eyes. 6. Kennewick Man from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

This is the story that must be told. It is available in parts here and there online, and occasionally in the old media, but is usually suppressed in total. The dots appear to have been intentionally disconnected. Now it’s time to connect those dots. 1. Introduction: First Americans - Out of Europe from Geoff Xtra on Vimeo.

In 1998 Dr. Michael Brown and colleagues found European/Caucasoid mitochondrial DNA markers in Indian tribes, mainly concentrated in the Great Lakes region of North America. Mitochondrial DNA allows researchers to determine dates that the groups mixed with each other. What they found was that European/Caucasoid DNA made it to the Americas between 12,000 and 36,000 years ago. Additionally, researchers investigating Human Lymphocyte Antigen (HLA’s) have found these markers in Peruvian Paracas Mummies, and American Indians in Northeastern America. These markers are now understrood to have arrived in the Americas "in antiquity." See here for HLA literature review. 4. Genetic Findings - Halogroup X DNA and HLA Markers from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

23. Summary - First Americans - Out of Europe from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

Spear-point distributions across North America suggest a migration which started on the East coast of the USA, and not over the Bering Strait. Asian Indian migrations over the Bering strait occurred later. Supports Stone Age European First theory (aka Solutrean or Out of Europe Theory), and dis-confirms “Indians First over Bering Strait” theory. 12. Spearpoint Distribution - N. America from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

There are many other sites in the Americas showing pre-Indian peoples in the Americas. They are listed, but there are really too many to included in this video. They were listed in this segment however. 21. Other Sites in North America from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

The idea that Caucasian or European peoples could have migrated to and inhabited the Americas in ancient times is really not a new idea. As far back as the late 1700’s it was speculated upon. Since then people have noted physical similarity between some Indian tribes and Europeans, similarities between spearpoints, tool kits, and other artifacts. In many ways this is an open secret in the archaeological community, but has been suppressed in the general public, as mass media has been controlled by so few people with a clear anti-European /anti-white bias. 19. Stone Age Euros in Americas - Not A New Idea from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

"There's nothing that would have prevented...people from crossing the Atlantic into the Americas 19,000 years ago. It would be a perfectly normal situation from my perspective." Ronald Brower Inupiat Heritage Center Source: America’s First Immigrants Evan Hadingham Smithsonian November 2004, vol. 35, Issue 8 20. The Journey - Experts Say Possible/Routine from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

Indian tribes from North America, Central America and South America have legends of white skinned or light skinned peoples living in the Americas in ancient times, and sometimes before the Indians themselves. For example, the Paiute of Nevada have a legend of “exterminating” a light skinned red haired tribe who spoke a different language than themselves. In this area, red haired, Caucasoid mummies have been found in caves. These remains have been determined Caucasoid by archaeologists and are over 9000 years old. The Aztec god Quetzalcoatl was considered to have a beard, light hair and white skin. Their legends stated that he came from across the oceans and taught the Aztecs how to farm and build. In South America, the white skinned tribe known as the Chachacoyas lived in Peru for thousands of years before being conquered and destroyed by the Inca in the late 1400’s, approximately 10 years before the arrival of the Spanish Conquistadors. It should be noted that Red headed mummified remains exist in the Paracas region of Peru, and these remains have (HLA - Human Lymphocyte Antigens) markers commonly associated with Europeans. 18. Indian Folk Tales from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

Language links or similarities for many words exist between ancient Europeans and ancient Stone Age Americans. These links appear to point to the Basque people of the France/ Spain region of Europe, and the North Eastern part of North America. This overlaps almost perfectly with multiple lines of genetic evidence (Haplogroup-X and Human Lymphocyte Antigens) which also shows ancient links between Europe and the Northeastern USA. Words from ancient times which are similar for both peoples include, elbow, foot, head, breast, shoulder, guts, lake, river, louse, birch bark, river, ocean, boat, snow (falling), snow (on ground). Links between these ancient languages suggests an obvious prior European migration. 17. Linguistic Findings from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

European/Near Eastern dog DNA was in the Americas approximately 9000 years ago . These are areas where Caucasoid peoples have inhabited and still largely currently inhabit. 16. Dog DNA - 9000 Year Old Links from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

Not only are the stone age European and stone age American spearpoints very similar, but so are the tool kits of these stone age peoples. 15. Tool Kit Similarities from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

Not only do Stone Age European and Stone Age American Spearpoints look remarkably similar, but they also look completely different from Stone Age Asian Spearpoints. Even more, Stone Age European and American spearpoints were also constructed in the same manner. The method of construction and byproducts are the same in both American Clovis sites and Solutrean Sites (i.e., Stone Age American and Stone Age European). 14. Stone Age American & European Spearpoints - Same Construction from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

The Spear point found in Cactus Hill Virginia, as well as other points show a technological progression starting with that designed by Stone Age Europeans moving east to west into Stone Age America and resulting in thousands of points being found across the Americas. These became known as Clovis. No such a progression or trend exists from early Asian spear points. This Chapter ends with new images from 2007 Smithsonian Institution presentation with more convincing supportive evidence. 13. Technological Spearpoint Progression from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

Both stone age Europeans and stone age Americans engaged in the cultural practice of making over-sized decorative spear-points, presumably for a religious or ceremonial use. Both groups also put them into holes, covered them in red ochre and buried them. Some of those have been unearthed by archaeologists in both Europe and America, and are dated to be between 10,000 years old in North America and 20,000 years old in Europe. 11. Red Ochre & Decorative Caches from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

Archaeologists tracing the earliest to later sites in the Americas find that they tend to be older in south America and on the East coast of the USA. This trend is exactly opposite one would predict if the Indians were first over the Bering Strait. 10. Migratory Route - East to West from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

Lovelock and Spirit cave mummies. Over 9,000 years old, and Caucasoid. Located in same area where ancient Paiute Indian legends say the Paiutes “exterminated” a light skinned, red haired tribe who spoke a different language in ancient times. A complete news interview with a California News station (KCRA-3) from the mid-90’s is included. This interview mentions the fact that these people were “here thousands and thousands of years before the Indians” and the archaeologist interviewed says “these are Caucasoid traits.” 9. Nevada - Spirit Cave and Lovelock Mummies from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

The oldest skulls ever found in the Americas tend to be long and thin and Caucasoid in shape, whereas the skulls of later arriving people tend to be short and broad like the generally Mongoloid shaped skulls of the Indians. 8. The Oldest Skulls In Americas Are Caucasiod from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

First part of this chapter involves a primer on skull shapes and features of the different racial groups, Caucasoid, Mongoloid and Negroid. The second part is a review of the actual pictures of the earliest skulls unearthed in the Americas, which are generally Caucasoid in appearance. See for yourself. 7. Racial Differences In Skull Shapes from Trevor T. on Vimeo.

This starts out with the story of Buhl Cave Woman from Idaho. Remains are over 10,000 years old, and non-Indian. However Indians were granted possession of her under NAGPRA and “reburied” her. She is lost forever, highlighting the destructive stupidity and evil of political correctness. 5. Idaho - Buhl Cave Woman & NAGPRA from Trevor T. on Vimeo.