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Renowned for their impressive architectural and engineering achievements, the Tiwanaku people developed intricate agricultural systems and maintained extensive trade networks across South America.

He proposed that this civilization could be the missing link connecting the ancient cultures of Sumer, Egypt, and even the Americas.

This would explain the similarities between the megalithic structures in Turkey, the Middle East, and the Americas.

He suggested that the same civilization that built the megaliths in Turkey could have influenced the construction of Machu Picchu and other sites in South America.

LaCroix emphasized that this site, along with others in the region, could provide the missing link between the ancient civilizations of the Middle East, Egypt, and the Americas.

The interview between Paul Wallis and Matthew LaCroix painted a picture of a lost chapter in human history, one that connects the ancient civilizations of Atlantis, Khem, Sumer, and the Americas.

You are correct as far as you have taken it, because this group landed in North America and established their colony there.

By 33,000 years ago, the Last Glacial Maximum began, with large ice sheets covering Europe and North America, and sea levels 120 meters lower than today.

Mound Builders (Americas)

The Younger Dryas impact hypothesis (YDIH) suggests that a cosmic event around 10,835 BCE, involving Earth's interaction with a fragmented comet, initiated the Younger Dryas mini ice age, led to the extinction of numerous megafauna species, and ended the Clovis culture in North America.

Description: A fragmented comet impacted Earth, triggering the Younger Dryas mini ice age, leading to the extinction of many megafauna species, and ending the Clovis culture in North America.

Location: Atlantis was a continent located between America and Europe, now submerged beneath the Atlantic Ocean.

Spiritual and Cultural Influence: Atlantean spiritual practices, technologies, and cultural developments influenced later civilizations across Asia, Africa, Europe, and America, contributing to the diverse cultural landscapes that followed.

They migrated into Central and North America, extending their influence into South America and Egypt.

The Altea Region, particularly Altea-America, is described as the "new middle land" of the Earth.

The Altea Region, and specifically America within this context, is portrayed as the "restored area" for the returning programmers of the Father's will.

Mound Builders are indigenous cultures in North America that constructed earthen mounds for religious, ceremonial, burial, and residential purposes.

Those in Yucatan, those in the adjoining lands as begun by Iltar, gradually lost in their activities; and came to be that people termed, in other portions of America, the Mound Builders.

Both accounts link the Mound Builders to Semitic or Hebrew origins within post-Atlantis migrations across the Americas.

Louis, Missouri, which was the largest city in pre-Columbian North America.

The modern Christmas tree, which evolved from these ancient customs, became popular in Germany in the 16th century and spread throughout Europe and America in the 19th century.

Clifford Mahuti: Before America was discovered, there were tens of millions of Native Americans from Canada to South America, estimated between 80 and 100 million people across many different tribes.

19th century: The rise of public education systems in Europe and North America led to standardized curricula, with history as a core subject.

Consequence: Brought international attention to indigenous rights issues, sparking broader movements across Latin America.

Hall refers to Francis Bacon's vision of America as the New Atlantis, a place where a great empire would arise, surpassing the old Atlantis.

He tells the story of Oannes in Mesopotamia, Quetzalcoatl in Central America, and other cultural heroes who brought civilization and then disappeared, promising to return.

Geological evidence in Central America shows signs of ancient floods.

The land of North America is referred to as Turtle Island in various Native American cultures.

When I look at North America, I began to see what the elders were talking about when they recounted the story of Turtle Island.

There are 50 mountains in North America, and this is where I come from.

As I studied geography and geology, I began to see how everything is dispersed upon North America.

There are two currents in the ocean, one going north and the other going south, passing by Australia, bouncing off South America, and back up to Asia.

That shell grew and grew, getting so big it grew into what we now know as North America.

13:39That is why we call North America, Canada, Turtle Island.

The fourth root race lived on the continent of Atlantis, spanning much of what is now the Atlantic Ocean and linking the Americas with Africa and Europe.

Randolph asserts the occurrence of at least two major cataclysmic events in Asia and Africa, as well as others in America, which he associates with the Flood.

There must have been, at least, two great cataclysms in Asia and Africa, besides others of equal magnitude in America—the last of the former of which was caused by the shifting of the axis of the earth, from causes already stated herein.

Why is it that the destructive weather only strikes where they live, not where others live in America?

Additionally, the research uncovered genetic traces of Native American ancestry in some Polynesian populations, suggesting contact with the Americas around 1100 C.E.

It is thought to have been located in the Pacific Ocean region, encompassing areas that are now parts of Asia, Oceania, and the Americas.

Main Source: The weirdest place in America

Spanning from the Americas to Europe, including areas like Greenland, Iceland, and the UK.

These Atlanteans went into these different civilizations to preserve that knowledge in various structures such as the Great Pyramids of Giza and other pyramids in the Americas, and even unto the Middle East and even into Asia and into Europe with many different forms, again, to preserve the knowledge.

North America and Australia:

Lacerta mentions that there are important underground bases in North America and Australia, often located in remote or less populated regions.