Comments by "Beth Bartlett" (@bethbartlett5692) on "First before Columbus - The True Discoverers of America | History Documentary" video.

  1. Your logic is a bit off the mark. In the 10th Century, who were they to Report to?
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  2. "Now the Facts are Emerging" The Vikings made it to the New England area, as artifacts were found in Massachusetts, Connected, and many feel as far West as Michigan and Wisconsin. The Basque, and Welsh, also traveled to North America, and several Native Tribes spoke a variation of Welsh, (Lewis and Clark took a Welsh interpreter with them when they explored the West); there are several Basque words used by Native People's in Eastern Canada, and DNA proves that the Basque interacted with the Iroquois, the (Navajo - that's Amazing, they are in the Southwest) and another Tribe in the Southern USA. In addition to these, the Phoenicians were supposed to have been trading for tin, from Michigan mines. These have had resistance by "Mainstream Academics", but they can't argue with the Basque DNA not the Welsh language. In East Tennessee, there are People's called Mulengeons, a Native Group and they have a number with "Blue Eyes". Lastly, in Central America, or the N/E South America, a particular Dog breed was found, that correlates to a breed the Vikings would have brought there at some point. DNA is definitely our friend, in gaining the facts and changing the long resistance of the "Mainstream Academics/Archaeologists" whom hold a "19th Century Theory based Paradigm and Linear Timeline" as their Fact Foundation. That is in Opposition to the "Standards of Science and Research", which prohibits using a Theory as Fact. Now, we are Free to explore and Discover again, it's been a long 120 years that the "Theory" restricted new Theories and Artifacts that didn't fit or support their "Mainstream Theory based Paradigm". "Authentic Academics" follow the "Standards of Science and Research". Freedom to think, explore, and Discover. Beth a Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian Tennessee, USA *Recommended Watch:. "Skeletons in the Cupboard" 2 Parts (Available here on YouTube) They use "DNA" and "Peer Reviewed Science", and they do a fabulous job.*
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  3.  @motomike3475  Recommended Watch: "Skeletons in the Cupboard" 2 parts. It is excellent and established their statements with "Peer Reviewed Science" and DNA.
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  4. It worked well with the "Mainstream Academic Paradigm". More than we would like to imagine is "a Story" rather than fact. Beth a Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian
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