America's lost colony, found after 400 years - One of the biggest mysteries, and here’s what happened
More than five centuries ago, a group of settlers on Roanoke Island vanished. Recent archaeological findings offer new insights into the Lost Colony's fate.www.riazor.org
I think that the silk road tech transfer was mostly finished physical goods where the benefit is immediately obvious and then you can backwards engineer or send for a guy to teach you.One thing I wonder is how there were so many advanced civilizations in Mexico and South America, but none or very little evidence of any in North America. There had to have been some contact, but very little technology transfer.
There is some evidence for cities. Not as large as those but still pretty sizable.Roanoke isn't really a mystery. Aboriginals were raiding and killing settlers in Jamestown from its inception. Roanoke was a smaller, less defensive settlement. Men were killed, women were taken. Any assimilation was forced.
One thing I wonder is how there were so many advanced civilizations in Mexico and South America, but none or very little evidence of any in North America. There had to have been some contact, but very little technology transfer.
Because there was more travel to and from South America by advanced cultures of Polynesia than by the derptards coming across by stupid fucking landbridge bullshitRoanoke isn't really a mystery. Aboriginals were raiding and killing settlers in Jamestown from its inception. Roanoke was a smaller, less defensive settlement. Men were killed, women were taken. Any assimilation was forced.
One thing I wonder is how there were so many advanced civilizations in Mexico and South America, but none or very little evidence of any in North America. There had to have been some contact, but very little technology transfer.