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[Duluthian]

Elsewhere on the planet recent relic or ruin finds also point to travel and trade far beyond what we have previously thought possible.

If primitive humans were able to travel here across a land bridge or by following the shallow parts of ocean along the ring of fire, early metal age humans could have done the same thing.  Humans made it to other deep ocean islands long ago too, and in large enough numbers to populate and thrive.  

[TheSearcher]

Duluthian, on 09 February 2013 - 11:53 PM, said:

Elsewhere on the planet recent relic or ruin finds also point to travel and trade far beyond what we have previously thought possible.

If primitive humans were able to travel here across a land bridge or by following the shallow parts of ocean along the ring of fire, early metal age humans could have done the same thing.  Humans made it to other deep ocean islands long ago too, and in large enough numbers to populate and thrive.  

Yes, you are partly correct, however this does not mean that they were also able to transport industrial amounts of metal from one continent to the other, the way some pretend it happened. that's just nonsens