Who
Were the Original Immigrants To America?
The Archaeological
Evidence Regarding the Immigrants to
America
Hundreds of Years Before the Birth of
Christ
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Ever-swelling Tally of
Inscriptions in North America and Latin
America
Harvard
professor, Barry Fell, writes in his
book, America, B.C., about the
ever-swelling tally of puzzling
inscriptions now being reported from
nearly all parts of the United States,
Canada, and Latin America
Inscriptions
Written in European and Mediterranean
Languages Dating 2,500 Years Ago-
Permanent Colonies of Celts, Basques,
Libyans, Egyptians
The
inscriptions are written in various
European and Mediterranean languages in
alphabets that date from 2,500 years ago,
and they speak not only of visits by
ancient ships, but also of permanent
colonies of Celts, Basques, Libyans, and
even Egyptians. They occur on buried
temples, on tablets and on gravestones
and on cliff faces. Barry Fell, America
B.C.: Ancient Settlers in the New
World. New York: Pocket Books, 1976,
p. 3.
Ancient
Scripts Inscribed on Bedrock Tell of
European Settlers Who Founded Some
Amerindian Nations
American
inscriptions some of them known for a
century or more, turn out to have been
written in ancient scripts of a type
recently deciphered in Europe or North
Africa. Thus, the truth has slowly come
to light, ancient history is inscribed
upon the bedrock and buried stone
buildings of America, and the only hands
that could have inscribed it were those
of ancient people. America, as
we now realize, is a treasure house of
records of mans achievements upon
the high seas in by gone ages. Even more
so are our inscribed rocks and tablets a
heritage from a forgotten era of
colonization. They tell us
of settlers who came from the Old World
and who remained to become founding
fathers of some of the Amerindian
nations
.
Hundreds
of Inscriptions Tell of Vital Celtic
Civilization For First Thousand Years of
Celtic Settlement in America
These
remarkable and hitherto unsuspected facts
have come to light this past summer (of
1975) in the course of an archeological
survey of New Hampshire and Vermont. The
hundreds of inscriptions among the ruins
attest the vitality of Celtic
civilization in pagan times, and tell a
wonderful story of how Europeans lived in
the Bronze Age. Our first
seasons work yielded only hints of
the fate of Celtic kingdoms, but this
book relates what we have been able to
find out of the first thousand years or
so of their settlements in North America.
3,000
Years Ago Celtic Mariners Colonized North
America
About
three thousand years ago bands of
roving Celtic mariners crossed the North
Atlantic to discover, and then to
colonize, North America. They
came from Spain and Portugal, by way of
the Canary Islands, sailing the trade
winds as Columbus also was to do long
afterwards. Fell, 2-5. (emphasis
mine)
Celts
Founded Iargalon, Land Beyond the
Sunset, and Still There in Julius
Caesars Time
The
Celts established a new European
kingdom in New England, which they
called, Iargalon, Land Beyond the
Sunset. They built villages and
temples, raises Druids circles and
buried their dead in marked graves. They
were still there in the time of Julius
Caesar, as is attested by an inscribed
monolith on which the date of celebration
of the great Celtic Festival of Beltane
(Mayday) is given in Roman numerals
appropriate to the reformed Julian
calendar introduced in 46 BC.
Fells, 6.
Celtic
Temples in America
Fell
has multiple pictures of Celtic temples
in America, among others of a stone
temple at South Woodstock oriented so
that its long axis is aligned with
compass bearing 123 degrees which, for
latitude 43.5 degrees N. corresponding to
the horizon azimuth of the rising sun on
December 22, the winter solstice. The
date for the stone temple is some time
after 433 B.C.
Phoenician
Traders From Cadiz, Spain Who Spoke Punic
Became Part of the Wabanaki Tribe of New
England
The
Celts were followed by Phoenician traders
of Spain, men from Cadiz who spoke Punic.
Phoenicians remained and together with
Egyptians miners, became part of the
Wabanaki tribe of New England.
Basque,
Libyan, Egyptian, and Norse Penetration
in North America-Amerindian Tribes Employ
Dialects Derived in Part From Phoenicia
and North Africa
Basque
settlers settled in Pennsylvania.
Libyan and Egyptian mariners
entered the Mississippi penetrating to
Iowa and the Dakota, and westward along
the Arkansas and Cimarron Rivers to leave
behind inscribed records of their
presence. Norse and Basque visitors
reached the Gulf of St. Lawrence,
introducing various mariners terms
into the language of the northern
Algonquian Indians. Descendants of these
visitors are also to be found apparently
among the Amerindian tribes, several of
which employ dialects derived in
part from the ancient tongues of
Phoenicia and North Africa.
The
Celts seem first to have settled near the
mouths of rivers of New England, as at
North Salem on a branch of the Merrimac
River in southern New Hampshire.
Fells, 7. From there, they pushed
westward.
Siberian
From the West; Semitic Celtic, Gaelic,
Egyptian and Norse Words and Writings
Systems From the East
Russian
investigators have assembled vocabularies
of some 25,000 words from nomadic tribes
inhabiting northeastern Siberia and
adjacent islands, which bear affinity to
tongues spoken in northwestern North
America. The Algonquin Indian tongue has
substantial Siberian roots in its western
dialects, diminishing as one moves
eastward into New England, where Semitic
words dominate. There are many hundreds
of words of clearly Semitic origin in the
modern Wabanaki language, missing
from the western Algonquin, where the
Phoenicians apparently did not penetrate.
Many place names in the New England are
Celtic, or Gaelic, and there are
substantial injections of Egyptian
vocabulary, apparent from hundreds of
roots in the Wabanki and Micmac. The
Micmac writing system is derived from
Egyptian, Northeast Algonquin, or Micmac,
also contains Norse. (Barry Fell,
282-284)
Algonquin
Ancestors Crossed the Sea
The
Algonquin have a tradition that their
ancestors crossed the sea, and kept
yearly sacrifices, until 1819, for their
safe arrival in America. Cotton Mather
inquired of the Natick Indians in Boston
about their knowledge of the stars, and
they responded that they always called
the constellation known by Europeans as
The Bear, Ursa Major,
by the name Paukunnawaw, or
The Bear. The Micmac dialect
of Algonquins name for this
constellation is mooeen, also The
Bear. (Fell, 279-282)
Libyan
Explorers in California; Zuni Language
Derived From Libyan
Libyan
explorers came to California around 232
BC, probably by sea landings on the
Pacific coast, made from vessels sent out
by the pharaoh Ptolemy III around 232 BC.
This inscription, discovered by Dr.
Edward J. Pullman of the U.S. Exploration
Company, is replicated from a rock on a
mountain range adjacent to the Mojave
Desert [S. California]. It reads, left to
right, from the downwards, S R-Z, R-Z.
W-R-Z-MT (All Men, Take care Take
care, Great desert). The writing
style shows some deterioration from the
earlier inscriptions, and suggest a date
perhaps several centuries after the time
of Christ. The graver may have been a
Zuni Indian, for the language of the Zuni
today betrays its derivation from the
ancient Libyan. (Fell, 182).
Ancient Libyan inscriptions are on the
Mimbrews valley in New Mexico, written
700 years ago. Chief Ras wrote his name
in Egyptian and Libyan on the Cimarron
cliffs, and also left another bilingual
autograph in Libyan and Iberian Punic.
(Fell, 182, 183)
Pima
Tribe of SW Speaks Semitic Derived From
Iberian Punic Colonists 2,500 Years Ago
The
Pima tribe [of the American Southwest]
speaks a Semitic tongue evidently derived
from that of the Iberian Punic colonists
who settled America 2,500 years ago.
Pima
Have Ancient Religious Scriptures of
Iberian Punic Colonists With Creation and
Flood Accounts, Survival of Chosen Beings
The
Pima have preserved with remarkable
fidelity the ancient religious scriptures
of these early Iberian Punic
colonists. Fell, 171.
These sacred scriptures include creation
accounts of the Creation of the
Moon (Pima mar, Semitic amar)
the celestial vault of atmosphere (Pima howa,
Semitic hawa), premonitory
warnings of an impending Flood, the Flood
itself, referred to as a submergence
or subsidence (Pima rso,
Semitic resub), and the eventual
salvation of chosen beings who survived
the Flood. It is interesting
that the Pima priests (makai,
wizard, matching the Semitic makana
and magus, magician or wise men) not only
have preserved this ancient Semitic epic
as a remembered sacred history, but also
have retained the sacred words of the
ancients, such as Tars (the sacred
disk of the sun, matching Turs,
with the same sense) which, it will be
remembered, we found written in
Phoenician and Ogam characters on the
cliff face at Cachada Rapa, a relic of
the Iberian Bronze Age.
Fells, 173.
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