Redpill me on the Solutrean hypothesis
>>18624894>Damn European history is interesting, but I'm from America... >Hey, what if America also had European history, but like, really really really long ago, so it's easier to suspend my disbelief?
>>18624894Besides the ice, there would have been significantly more land to cross. And no this isn't some Atlantis larp.
>>18624904>t. posted from India™
>>18624941maybe if the sea dropped a hundred miles
>>18624894>Redpill me on the Solutrean hypothesisIt makes perfect sense but politically correct academia will not fund any research into the theory and blackballs any academic who tries.
>>18625245This is the vibe I got. Also hilarious that Amerindians never discovered Sable Island.
>>18624894Genetics disprove it
>>18625245>>18625305>dude it makes sense! *doesn't back it up with anything*>so true polsister! Muh heckin academia!Embarrassing samefagging.
>>18624904No one is illegal on stolen land, Tonto! When are you and the rest of you spics moving back to Asia???
>>18624894The most fucked up thing about it is that it's double irrelevant now after the Clovis First doctrine got indisputably disproven and abandoned by academia. Now the closest thing to evidence its few supporters have, as proven by this very thread, is>uhhh you see, it wasn't entirely impossible which means it must have happened, because I say so
Basically the director of the paleoindian program at the Smithsonian, Dennis Stanford, was it's biggest public champion.At this point I'm more convinced that it was really the other way around.Still, it's biggest detractors mostly ignore their actual arguments.
>>18625153It's less than 2000 meters at some locations
Hunters trading meat and ivory to the island of Atlantis. Several Native American stories mention blond people that came from the east, so western hunter gatherers
>>18626360and the seas only dropped about 200 m tops during the last glacial maximum
>>18625489Dumbass.
