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Originally Posted by albie
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Maybe you should read the book first before dismissing it. It's not that expensive
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>>Piri Reis map
It isn't even that accurate. The experts can't even agree about what land mass it shows. That's how unaccurate it is. I think you underestimate the abilities of ancient man.
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What about the Antarctic coastline? Not only wasn't Antarctica discovered for about 3 centuries, the coastline seems to match the coastline UNDERNEATH the ice.
Piri Reis used different sources for his map and the accuracy of some parts and inaccuracy of others can be explained by this.
>> How do you explain the presence of statues with negroid features in pre-Columbian South-America and the presence of coca traces in Egyptian mummies?
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Boats. Obviously people travelled around much more than is recorded. Not evidence for anything.
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Still.... according to official historiography, no African had ever set foot in South-America at that time and the vikings had been the only "Old World" inhabitants to ever set foot in the Americas (and only a handful of times). So whoes boats were they?!? How did negroes get to South-America and coca extracts to Egypt?