Pacific Northwest contact and ancient transoceanic contact

Pacific Northwest contact and ancient transoceanic contact. Mainstream academics acknowledge contact up and down the Pacific coast in ancient times Dr. Greg Little has documented organized building in North America going back to prehistoric times Pacific Northwest sites may show evidence of contact with Pacific island cultures

Some researchers propose Pacific coast contact in ancient times, though mainstream academic consensus remains cautious on these theories. Alternative archaeology researchers have written about organized building in prehistoric North America. Studies suggest possible Polynesian-South American contact (c. 300-1000 AD), but Pacific Northwest contact claims lack robust documentation. The idea that builders shared knowledge across cultures remains speculative.

Key facts claimed:

- Mainstream academics acknowledge contact between Polynesians and South Americans in ancient times

- Researchers have noted organized building in North America going back to prehistoric times

- Pacific Northwest sites may show evidence of contact with Pacific island cultures

- People who built 'big stuff' shared knowledge with others they contacted

Key Facts

• Mainstream academics acknowledge contact up and down the Pacific coast in ancient times
• Dr. Greg Little has documented organized building in North America going back to prehistoric times
• Pacific Northwest sites may show evidence of contact with Pacific island cultures
• People who built 'big stuff' shared knowledge with others they contacted

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