Ancient Mystery Of America’s Missing Metal – Can The Answer Be Found In Ancient Europe?
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - Once again, we return to America and explore secrets of our ancestors. Thousands of years ago, there was a very interesting ancient culture in North America and these people are the focus of this article.
Archaeologists have found traces of their activities and we do possess valuable information about this culture. We do know that these ancient people were skilled artists and produced beautiful artifacts that we can find in museums today, but there are certain problems with this ancient culture.
When scientists investigated several burial mounds, they discovered something was very wrong and didn’t make sense. There is a historical gap that researchers cannot explain, and this brings us to today’s subject dealing with the ancient mystery of America’s missing metal.
Can the answer to a thousand years old mystery be found in Europe? If so, which ancient European civilization should we examine to solve this puzzle? What evidence or lack thereof is there? What do Native Americans say about their mysterious ancient visitors from foreign lands?
In this article, we travel to North and South America and take a closer a look at unearthed archaeological evidence that has baffled scientists for many years. Searching for answers about our past, we discuss mainstream as well as unorthodox theories.
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