Copper mining 7000 years ago

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An interesting story about copper mining for the bronze age. If this is correct there really was a sea faring trade route from America to Europe somewhere between 3500 and 7000 years ago..

I was wondering if they were going to talk the pit mines. Thing I really don't like about these kind of video/ documentary videos is they use images that don't really match or show what their talking about.

Anyway Michigan and Wisconsin wasn't the only place copper pit mines were found. Many have been found in the U.S West in Arizona, Kommiefornia and Nevada. In South America in Preu and Chile.

Guess what, many of the indigenous natives in those areas told/tell stories that Light Skinned People, or Red Headed Cannibalistic Women Raping Sodomites Giants were the ones doing mining and that they traded or learned it from them.

Here's a link for a site, Yeah i know is what some would call pseudoscience, but I'm a firmly believe that there is much much more about what is known about histroy then we are lead to believe.

Peruvians tell of giants arriving and building water wells, eating their men, raping their women and sodomizing each other until God killed them with a mighty sword.


Today, we find the remains of amazingly built water wells of ancient times, elongated skulls with red hair. As well, in Arizona/California/Nevada, red-haired giants reported, giants found in caves and in the ground in copper mining areas. The moundbuilders of the Upper Midwest mined copper in Michigan, traded up and down the Mississippi with the people of the Gulf area. Remains of giants have been found extensively in that region.

When 1500s Spanish explorers went from Florida to the west along the Gulf, they encountered the Karankawa Indians in Texas who told them they got their copper implements from trading with the north. The northern copper mines were no doubt mined by Native American tribes who had claimed what was begun by the giants long ago and taught to them.

The Menomonie Indians of north Wisconsin possess a legend that speaks about the ancient mines. They described the mines as being worked by “light skinned men”, who were able to identify the mines by throwing magical stones on the ground, which made the ores that contained copper ring like a bell. This practice closely resembles a similar practice that was used in Europe during the Bronze Age. Bronze with a high concentration of tin indeed resonates when a stone is thrown against it. The legend might have confused the start of the process with the result of the process. Even so, S.A. Barnett, the first archaeologist who studied Aztalan, a site near the mines, believed that the miners originated from Europe. His conclusion was largely based on the type of tools that had been used, tools which were not used by the local people.

Those Seafaring Copper-Mining Ancient Giants!

Maybe one day the real truth about the world will be reveled.