The Roman Empire knew about the America's

[averagejoe]

Roman artifacts found in the America's




Roman Sword discovered off Oak Island radically suggests Ancient Mariners visited New World 1,000 years before Columbus.



http://www.ancient-origins.net/news-his ... ers-020663



http://gnosticwarrior.com/roman-and-jew ... izona.html


Roman coins found on the bank of the Ohio River. Left: Claudius II, dated 268 AD. Right: Maximinus I, dated 312 or 313 AD.

[A_Britishcolumbian]

i like the way you think AJ :)
do you know what chinook wawa and latin have in common?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinook_Jargon

[averagejoe]

i like the way you think AJ :)
do you know what chinook wawa and latin have in common?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinook_Jargon

Very interesting! What do Chinook Wawa and Latin have in common?

[averagejoe]

This why the Roman's knew about the America's!

Let me introduce to this map from 150 AD!

[averagejoe]

Ptolemy was a Greek Roman citizen who worked and studied at the Great Library in Alexandria Egypt.

In 150 AD he published the first World Atlas called "Geographia".

It was 8 volumes in total of hand made maps of his own and others.

This map is included in there volumes and originals are now housed in the British Museum and the New York Public Library.





Map of the Universe according to Ptolemy, from a 17th century Dutch atlas by Gerard Valck