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RU Joe
07-11-2012, 04:15 PM
Ancient 'New York City' of Canada Discovered - Yahoo! News Canada (http://ca.news.yahoo.com/ancient-york-city-canada-discovered-141209740.html)

This is really interesting news and I wonder if they'll discover it was a Viking settlement like the others found in eastern Canada.
That's right - they were doing it long before the British Empire even thought of it.
I'm not discounting the possibility it could have been a settlement of Native people - I don't really know, I'm just wondering because of the way they describe the size of the Mantle site.

I've heard of large Native villages in the old days but never something the size of a city.

{Interesting to note even though it was found in Canada the writer compared it to New York's Manhattan Island.
Because, as you know, there aren't any large cities in Canada it could have been compared to :face:}

Seahawk
07-11-2012, 04:43 PM
Dozens of examples of art have been unearthed showing haunting human faces and depictions of animals, with analysis ongoing.http://www.retrouprising.com/img/2012_07/1083.jpg

Creepy. No doubt, we have found the lost city of En'gha.

fungusman
07-11-2012, 06:00 PM
"And remnants of what we could compare to the famous cafe from seinfeld were found. Back then they had a town entertainer, like Kanye west, and they used currency to blow stacks like a baller."

Putting the New York spin on the story is really depressing. Things are getting like Idiocracy aren't they ?

DrunkN
07-11-2012, 06:25 PM
Putting the New York spin on the story is really depressing.
It seemed pretty unnecessary. Then again, Yahoo is not really the most masterful artist of presenting news.

RU Joe
07-11-2012, 08:25 PM
It seemed pretty unnecessary. Then again, Yahoo is not really the most masterful artist of presenting news.
Not just yahoo, it was from yahoo.ca, which is what makes it remarkable.
After I read the Manhattan Island size comparison I half expected Football stadiums or Texas to be next.