Zeitgeist_Xero
Jr. Member
- Jun 5, 2006
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Re: Blindbowman Expedition 3A ," is there enough evidence to prove it ?"
As 'ORO' stated; those are not Clovis point pictures.
The article link (posted by BlindBowman) shows what people found while arrowhead hunting trip - in an area known to have flint; used by ancient peoples over time. The photos posted (in this forum topic) are not anything that Blindbowman found; and Blindbowman forgot to post a picture of an actual Clovis point; which the article showed. Blindbowman, if having found something, should post a picture of what he/she actually found, and compare it to the known Clovis Point featured in the article. Yet, this wouldn't prove anything about where Blindbowman found said item; nor if it were fake.
Clovis Culture flourished over 10,000 years ago. Clovis points faded from use; and were followed by the Folsom point. There would be no direct correlation between Clovis points and Chicomoztoc - or anything else of Aztec origin. This is just wishful thinking. Look up Clovis Culture or Clovis Point in Wikipedia - or study basic archaeology investigation techniques.
As 'ORO' stated; those are not Clovis point pictures.
The article link (posted by BlindBowman) shows what people found while arrowhead hunting trip - in an area known to have flint; used by ancient peoples over time. The photos posted (in this forum topic) are not anything that Blindbowman found; and Blindbowman forgot to post a picture of an actual Clovis point; which the article showed. Blindbowman, if having found something, should post a picture of what he/she actually found, and compare it to the known Clovis Point featured in the article. Yet, this wouldn't prove anything about where Blindbowman found said item; nor if it were fake.
Clovis Culture flourished over 10,000 years ago. Clovis points faded from use; and were followed by the Folsom point. There would be no direct correlation between Clovis points and Chicomoztoc - or anything else of Aztec origin. This is just wishful thinking. Look up Clovis Culture or Clovis Point in Wikipedia - or study basic archaeology investigation techniques.
