Indigenous with Jewish ancestry for Don Jose de la Mancha

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May be related to red clay mentioned earlier. Them old trade networks show again also. I have found no documentation to support Phoenician traffic but some have made that claim on the East cost having an area ships docked that remains unproven.. sure a lot of copper came out of area.

Michigan Copper in the Mediterranean - GrahamHancock.com articles
 

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https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/archaeology/mounds/cemetery/roc.asp

May be related to red clay mentioned earlier. Them old trade networks show again also. I have found no documentation to support Phoenician traffic but some have made that claim on the East cost having an area ships docked that remains unproven.. sure a lot of copper came out of area.

Michigan Copper in the Mediterranean - GrahamHancock.com articles


I have heard of Pheonician pictographs or hieroglyphs in the Midwest,
and Southwest, in a couple of different locations, and states.

Saw video of a rock wall carving somewhere in Rio Grande Valley,
symbolizing their Ancient goddess... :cross:
 

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