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North America according to modern archaeology was the site of one lone visitation by the Vikings before Columbus apparently discovered America. This Columbian discovery theory disregards the existing cultures in North, Central and South America at the time. What are all of these other spots of color that seem to lead out from the East Coast to the West Coast? In this text light blue markers indicate allegedly Viking Era artifacts and structures. Allowing for the earlier and earlier dating for runes and runic style script that was used by the Vikings and Germanic tribes the dates for runes are going back to the Roman Period when Germanic tribes who also used runes served as mercenaries for the Roman Legions. The crimson markers indicate a plethora of alleged Roman Era artifacts and ruins. These include Celtic, North African, European and Mediterranean contacts including early Jewish travelers around the time of the diaspora. Many Jews were sailors being coast dwellers and neighbors of the Phoenicians with many of them sailing on Phoenician ships. They also might include sites dated by runic characters which every year are being discovered to have originally been contemporary with the Romans. The yellow markers indicate giants who were apparently indigenous to North America. I hear you say “this guy is crackers!” Giants? Yes! But only giants to the average five foot four-foot-tall Anglo-Saxon colonist in the colonial period. These are not Fee Fi Fo Fum giants but people from six foot six inches tall to eight foot six inches tall on average. Modern basketballer material. The light green markers indicate unusual Mound Builder structures and the reason they are here is simple. Who traded with the Europeans and North Africans on the East Coast and interior, and on the West Coast, with the Asians, and already lived in North America? The darker markers are anomalous older cultural relics. As you can see there are more than one of these as well and they predate the accepted