Georgian ancient stone mystery solved

Seriously? I went to sweetwater park like every week! I've never even heard of this! Why did my teachers not tell us about this? That would've been decently cool to learn about.

Seriously? I went to sweetwater park like every week! I've never even heard of this! Why did my teachers not tell us about this? That would've been decently cool to learn about. Some of life's greatest mysteries are in our own back yards... just look around you and you'll find some really cool stuff to go check out, no matter where you are!

Super cool article. I love reading stuff like that.

Uh??? Where else might they have come from? Didn't all Native Americans come in through North America? Is there a competing theory they came up from the South?

Humans migrated from east to west, and outward from the equator, not such a big suprise.

Cool. But I think most people could assume this. Theres no way humans could have gotten to Cuba except through North America and the glacial land bridge between Russia and Alaska

I'm a little confused here. Is that stone the actual artifact or simply stock photography? Those images are clearly southwestern. Not southeastern. Nowhere in the southeast do you see depictions of Kokopelli. not to mention the bear fetish which is of pueblo origin.

I'm a little confused here. Is that stone the actual artifact or simply stock photography? Those images are clearly southwestern. Not southeastern. Nowhere in the southeast do you see depictions of Kokopelli. not to mention the bear fetish which is of pueblo origin. Aren't the depictions of Kokopelli totally different from the pics in the link?? Kokopelli was the mythical humpbacked flute player of the Hopi???

Uh??? Where else might they have come from? Didn't all Native Americans come in through North America? Is there a competing theory they came up from the South? The generally accpted theory is indeed that the Native Americans came from the north, some 14 or many more thousands of years ago. But that doesn't mean that when they arrived in the countries in middle and southern America that they stayed there for millennnia without moving on in different directions. That means that Caribbean peoples have migrated back to the north again. As far as we know now, they started in South America (the Araw... [More]