✅ SOLVED Any one ever seen a square trade bead on the west coast of America. or any where else.

[newfyviking]

 

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[ISmellGold]

looks like

Lapis lazuli​

Probably traded by an early English Sailor to the Indians East Coast American Indigenous.

 

[newfyviking]

wow you got me going,
I just made this video and now you point me to this rock.

Lapis lazuli - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[newfyviking]

looks like

Lapis lazuli​

Probably traded by an early English Sailor to the Indians East Coast American Indigenous.

it was found on the west coast of canada. A

 

[ISmellGold]

wow you got me going,
I just made this video and now you point me to this rock.

Lapis lazuli - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Not really sure what your getting at with your video? It's Possible the Vikings made it to East Coast of Canada and Upper US east Coast first. But probably did so following Coastlines for the most part.It's Doubtfull Egyptians or anyone else for that matter were sailing Large ships across the Atlantic though. As Far as you Harpoon theory? Engineers overlap ideas all the time with no connection.

Most likely a sailor from possibly the 17th or 18th sailor came in possesion of the beads during his travels to India, and then traveled to the Americas. Might of used the beads as payment for food? Who knows maybe Gold?

If you are interested in early non European ships that made the Journey The Chinese and the Pacific are more logical. There are plently of legends about that stuff.

 

[newfyviking]

Not really sure what your getting at with your video? It's Possible the Vikings made it to East Coast of Canada and Upper US east Coast first. But probably did so following Coastlines for the most part.It's Doubtfull Egyptians or anyone else for that matter were sailing Large ships across the Atlantic though. As Far as you Harpoon theory? Engineers overlap ideas all the time with no connection.

Most likely a sailor from possibly the 17th or 18th sailor came in possesion of the beads during his travels to India, and then traveled to the Americas. Might of used the beads as payment for food? Who knows maybe Gold?

If you are interested in early non European ships that made the Journey The Chinese and the Pacific are more logical. There are plently of legends about that stuff.

I should respond, watch my video again and ask you self, if Laura could do it alone , why not a ocean going ship with a thousand men rowing/sailing it.
As for a connection, why cant the artifacts/pyramids from the Mediterranean and the Americas be connected.
They are the same time frame.