Megaliths in North America

Chapter 6: To The Ends Of The Earth - Lost White Migrations

PART TWO : NORTH AMERICA (SECTION B)

MEGALITHS IN NORTH AMERICA

Additional Recommended Reading for Chapter 6:

As outlined in Part I of this section, there is therefore more than enough physical skeletal evidence of an early White settlement in North America - and the next logical question is if they left any buildings or structures. Predictably, they did. Although these structures have been long since known, news of their existence has been sidelined or even suppressed for the sake of the political issues mentioned earlier.

MYSTERY HILL - "AMERICA'S STONEHENGE"

The most dramatic of the early structures on the North American continent is to be found at a site called "Mystery Hill", located near the town of Salem, in the present day American state of New Hampshire. There, a 30 acre megalith site - in many respects identical to those found in Western Europe, and equally as old - has been open to the public since 1958. While diggings at the "America's Stonehenge" site has produced artifacts from most time periods, the most significant find at the site has been a Celtic (Indo-European) etching on a rock: a Celtic sun symbol, which unquestionably puts Whites at the site.

"AMERICA'S STONEHENGE"


Above: megaliths in America: Photographs of "America's Stonehenge", located at Mystery Hill, New Hampshire, United States of America. Although the site has been open to the public for decades, it is still one of America's most "unknown" structures - because of the racial implications it contains. The building technique and style is identical to the Megalith structures found in Western Europe and is completely foreign to the American Indians ("Amerinds"). The "America's Stonehenge" site has been open to the public for decades, but is still virtually unknown to the wider public - possibly a malicious suppression of an important archeological site for the political implications which it carries. Compare these pictures to the megalith pictures in Chapter 3 of this book.

Above: An etching of a Celtic sun symbol, dating from circa 2000 BC, found at the megalithic "America's Stonehenge" site.

In addition to these buildings, a number of iron working sites have been discovered in North America. Iron working was foreign to the Amerinds. The presence of 9000 year old White skeletal remains and these ancient structures, serves as powerful evidence of Pre-Amerind Whites in North America. All indications are that most of these Whites were exterminated in conflict with the Amerinds - with survivors being physically absorbed into the Amerind population.

IRON WORKING SITES IN AMERICA

Archeologists and historians are of the unanimous opinion that the Red Indians did not have smelting or iron casting technology or ability - yet in a number of areas in North America, remains of iron smelting furnaces have been found, all following Indo-European designs, the likes of which had only been found in Europe. The ability to work iron was one of the single biggest advances which originated with the Indo-Europeans (as detailed in the previous chapter).

The most famous of these iron furnaces is to be found on Spruce Hill, a flat top mountain in the Scioto Valley in south central Ohio. The collapsed walls of a surrounding fort and other buildings - some 200,000 tons of cut rock - are still to be seen on the site, which was first fully explored by Arlington Mallery in 1948, and detailed in his book "The Rediscovery of Lost America" (E.P. Dutton, New York, 1979). Mallery went on to discover 14 other iron working sites, which clearly were foreign to the Amerinds ('Red Indians'), in the Deer Creek Valley, about ten miles from Spruce Hill.

What makes the iron smelting sites so significant is the fact that they are identical to Indo-European sites found in Europe itself. At some stage of pre-history, Indo-Europeans managed to sail the divide between Europe and North America.

Most likely the route taken would have followed the far north, from Scandinavia to Greenland, and then possibly hugging the ice pack coast down into the north eastern seaboard of the North American continent. More research is crucial to reveal the full extent of the lost great White migration to North America.

MEGALITHS IN AMERICA: 2

As understanding of the significance of megalithic structures in North America has spread, more such buildings have come to light. Herewith follows a spread of pictures, all illustrating the unquestioned existence of stone megaliths - structures foreign to the native American Amerinds.
Below left: The Alexander Chamber, Warwick, MA; And below right: The Shutesbury Chamber, MA, USA

Below: The remains of a stone circle, Burnt Hill, MA, USA

Below left: Harvard Chamber, Harvard, MA; Below right : Estabrok Woods Chamber, Concord, MA, USA.

Below left: A lime kiln, Bolton, MA, USA; below right: The Palmer Chamber, Palmer, MA, USA

Below left: The Sherborn Chamber, MA; and below right: "The Shrine", Shutesbury, MA, USA.

THE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE FIRST WHITES IN AMERICA

The evidence indicates that the first Whites in America were killed in open warfare with Amerinds (who may have arrived simultaneously, or afterwards) - and that the survivors were absorbed into what became the numerically dominant Amerind groupings.

The existence of the Lineage X gene string adds credence to this. As mtDNA is transmitted only through the female line, it is obvious that the White males were killed by the non-Whites, and the White females were taken alive by the Amerinds for sexual purposes. This can be the only reason why mtDNA gene strings have been found amongst the Amerinds. The first Whites in America therefore disappeared, along with their culture, through a process of racial integration, leaving behind only skeletons and other artifacts as evidence of their existence.

THE MYSTERY OF THE ANASAZI: COULD THEY HAVE BEEN WHITE?
For over a century, the mysterious ruins of the cliff dwellings in Nevada and elsewhere in the Western USA have baffled archeologists and historians. Square stone structures were foreign to the Amerinds, and local Indian legends themselves claimed that the buildings were first created by a mysterious people called the Anasazi, who inhabited the area before the Amerinds.

Given the "Lineage X' and other skeletal evidence proving the existence of Whites in America, either prior to or at the very least simultaneous with, the Amerinds, a strong circumstantial case could be made for White origins of the very European looking buildings which are currently shown off to tourists as Amerind created structures. Only a racial examination of surrounding gravesites will provide the final answer to the issue. There are hundreds of similar structures to be found all over the US South West: while all are attributed to Amerinds, the question can be rightly asked: if Amerinds did indeed build these structures, why were they living in buffalo skin tents when Europeans colonized that country after the 1500s?

Chapter Six: Part Three: South America

Chapter Six: Part One: China and the Canary Islands

Main Contents Page

Re-use for commercial purposes strictly forbidden