#Medieval america alternate history free

They were so intelligent they k ew not to inbreed and would have the leader pick non related women to have successors with. Their artwork was very similar to that of the indigenous tribes in mexico and they had a structured society. louis and had 'games' where you could pay to dig around and find artifacts, which people usually just smashed. I read a story about people in the 1800's blasting them with dynamite in st. The douchebags that sailed over here and murdered everything also made it a point to erase their culture and use their cemeteries as their own, after they disgraced them first of course. The were astrologists, most mounds, even ones isolated by themselves coordinate with visible stars in the sky. They had a set standard in which they measured distance and also had an advanced mathematic system of some sort. The ceremonial structures found also in Ohio all have a few different sizes of circular and square enclosures, all which correlate with extreme accuracy. They had usually 5-7 unique layers of loam, dirt, sand, and gravel of different types, always layered in a unique order. Ohio has the most impressive ceremonial mounds and has the Great Serpent Mound which is the biggest earthen mound in the world. Most of the original highway system and old roads overlayed trading roads and footpaths that stretched all the way across the country. Cahokia mound is a few miles outside of St Louis and was surrounded by 100s of mounds. louis used to be called mound city for example. Attack the argument, not the person.ДЇrom what I have personally researched, almost every city and every capital in every state was an indigenous settlement. We hope you find this community to be helpful, informative, and thought provoking.Д«e respectful. Such posts are subject to removal at moderators discretion.ДЄbove all else, we respect everyone's opinions. Alternate History posts must have a tag and be self posts with sufficient context outlining your premise on said topic.

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#Medieval america alternate history free

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