BIG EVENT (13,OOO ya)
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BRONZE AGE (3,700 ya)
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NORSE CHRISTIANS (1,000 ya)
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NORWAY HOUSE, MANITOBA
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OVERALL HYPOTHESIS:
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BIG EVENT
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Lake Winnipeg was created by the collision of earth with the debris of a super nova. The same Big Event dropped nearly pure copper into the Lake Superior region.
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BRONZE AGE:
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Men discovered the copper, which was the most precious metal on earth at the time. Men removed about 500 tons of pure copper per year for 1,000 years. To achieve that feat required about 200 20-oar knarr and 3,700 men passing from Cross Lake to Lake Winnipeg each year.
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This multitude of men was sufficient to make terrain modifications to enhance the movement of the boats.
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NORSE
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The Norse were a sea people, which were more adapted to living on water than land. They retained knowledge of the copper hauling routes or rediscovered the route. They came as traders.
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About 1,000 years ago, the Norse became Christians. Norse of the sea people’s culture chose to row away from warfare. Warfare was the mentality of Western Europe. The Norse Christians created the Mississippi culture in America.
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PROPOSED EXPEDITION OBJECTIVES
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The terrain between Cross Lake, MB, and Lake Winnipeg offers an opportunity to look at evidence of the Big Event, the Bronze Age copper haulers, and the Norse Christians as written in the earth in one remote location.
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Impactors of the Big Event created Lake Winnipeg. Detailed examination of the regional terrain may provide evidence of the impact in the same way impact evidence supports the creation of Lake Michigan. The expedition will examine the existing maps of the regional terrain looking for evidence of impact and verify the evidence on the ground.
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Google Earth appears to indicate man-modifications to the terrain made during the Bronze Age. The expedition will examine these man-modifications to determine if the earth features are natural or may have been modified by man.
The Linear Mounds and the Manitoba Burial Mounds may have been created during the Bronze Age. The people in those mounds may have harvested the food supply for the 3,400 men that passed Norway House each year. The expedition will try to determine if the mounds were related to the Bronze Age copper haulers. The Linear Mounds appear to be a buffalo trap and mass killing structure.
[NOTE: the Linear Mounds and the Manitoba mounds are an excellent example of suppression of knowledge by omission. How could both sets of mounds make it onto the National register of Parks and the knowledge of the mounfd still be suppressed from the schoolkids?
The Linear Mounds and the Manitoba Burial Mounds may have been created during the Bronze Age. The people in those mounds may have harvested the food supply for the 3,400 men that passed Norway House each year. The expedition will try to determine if the mounds were related to the Bronze Age copper haulers. The Linear Mounds appear to be a buffalo trap and mass killing structure.
[NOTE: the Linear Mounds and the Manitoba mounds are an excellent example of suppression of knowledge by omission. How could both sets of mounds make it onto the National register of Parks and the knowledge of the mounfd still be suppressed from the schoolkids?
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The Norse Christian era is evident in the place names of the region. The expedition will compile those names. The expedition will look for cultural behavior associated with Norse Christians. DNA sampling of the regional population should reveal a northern European DNA population, similar to Greenland and the Shawnee in America.
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The expedition will identify the terrain changes made by the Big Event, the regional man-modifications made by the copper haulers of the Bronze Age, and the human residual of the Norse Christian era.
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PRIMARY GOAL: The expedition will generate maximum publicity about the Big Event, the Copper Haulers of the Bronze Age and the Norse Christians. These three paradigms are not included in the school curriculum. The public will become aware that these paradigms are suppressed by the institutionalized omission of evidence not included in the 17th century, when WASPs created a biased history, which is still taught.
SELECTED TERRAIN:
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PRIMARY GOAL: The expedition will generate maximum publicity about the Big Event, the Copper Haulers of the Bronze Age and the Norse Christians. These three paradigms are not included in the school curriculum. The public will become aware that these paradigms are suppressed by the institutionalized omission of evidence not included in the 17th century, when WASPs created a biased history, which is still taught.
SELECTED TERRAIN:
CROSS LAKE
(a.k.a. Kichie Sipi)
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| WATERS AROUND CROSS LAKE
The waters around Cross Lake all appear to be at the same elevation. But the terrain is not. There appear to be locations where the earth was modified to enable the waters to have the same evecation.
A change in elevation occurs at the draw where Norway House is located. Thia location may have seen where the boats were lifted from one water level to the higher level.
WINNIPEG WATER LEVEL
LAKE WINNIPEG LEVEL WATERS
Winnipeg Water Level is maintained in a canyon lake that connects to the Norway House on the upper side of the dam. The 25.6 elevation between Lake Winnipeg and the Cross Lake water levels was within the capabilities of men using primitive hand tools to move earth. When compared to the 30 foot deep mines in rock around Lake Superior, this terrain modification would have been warm up practice.NORWAY HOUSE
Joseph Smith was sent in 1756, from York Factory, to explore the area. He ascended the Nelson River seeking Lake Winnipeg. He reached Little Playgreen Lake on September 21 that year.
In 1816 Lord Selkirk sent out a band of Norwegians, apparently ex-convicts, to build a road fromYork Factory to Lake Winnipeg and a series of supply posts. They built Norway House at Mossy Point (west side of outflow) in 1817 replacing the former Jack River post at that location.
Jack River, the connection between the Winnipeg Level water and the Cross Lake waters has been the key link from the Nelson River to Lake Winnipeg ever since Europeans invaded America.
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