Comments by " Anthony LeRoux " (@Rhythm911) on "History of Vancouver, BC" video.

  1. I lived there '94-'02 and visited a few times until 2012. And I didnt think it was even legal to walk Lions Gate bridge. And I would never do that bridge on foot .!! Back then there was too many people using it for "Ending It ALL" !!
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  2. The number for the earliest that Human arrivals have been in the area now known as the America's, has been updated, more than once, within the last five years!! I've found one that still backs your second figure of 14,000 --- "Ancient 14,000-Year-Old City 'Older Than Egyptian Pyramids' Unearthed In Canada" But it's from 7 years ago. The main consensus now was is around 20 - 30 Millenia. But I just saw one 'header', from a year ago, by "Mysterious Origins" that is trying to update that number to ----"130,000 Year Old Evidence Of Ancient Humans in North America?" No doubt that Asia was a hard place to live in with all the other humans in the continental neighborhood. Biggest reason why people, (and primates of all sorts) kept getting pushed across the ice to this continent, at least during the various Ice Ages. And if there were boats available, quite possibly even between the Ice Ages. 2 continents connected by a land bridge.with land area equal to a large proportion of the planets entire, (liveable), landmass!!! Basically it would explain why there was so much activity in the America's, from the records that hint at the 'technological' history on the upper south continent, and lower north continent !! So maybe a larger, longer residing, mass of people ended up living in those warm areas due to the ICE AGES !!! It would be hard to believe there wasn't already humans in the Americas even before, (if that's possible), the first actual immigrants arrived. I wonder if they also said/thought what the Euro's said/thought, when they arrived... "We are the first one's here, to civilize it ..." Or some-such arrogant BS !!!
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