Who Made The Mysterious Ancient Cave Paintings And Inscriptions In Oklahoma 2,500 Years Ago?
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - Oklahoma is home to an intriguing archaeological site featuring mysterious ancient cave paintings and inscriptions. This site has been professionally examined by archaeologists, but these drawings remain mysterious for many reasons.
One hypothesis suggests that this site contains traces of explorers from distant lands who may have reached America approximately 2,500 years ago. If proven, this theory could potentially rewrite our understanding of pre-Columbian contact with North America.
The authenticity of these carvings is a crucial factor in their historical significance. If verified as genuine, they could provide compelling evidence that people from Europe and other continents made contact with North America well before Christopher Columbus's famous voyage in 1492. This possibility challenges the conventional narrative of New World discovery and colonization.
We are now turning our attention to Oklahoma, where we will explore and analyze the enigmatic ancient artworks found in the region.
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