Maritime Archaic Tools In Europe (5,000 B.C) and America Were Identical
Marija
Gimbutas wrote in “The
Prehistory of Eastern Europe” in 1959,
“ In a broad sense, the culture of north-eastern Europe in the
hunting and fishing stage in the counterpart of the Eurasian culture
which stretches across the whole forested zone of northern Europe and
Asia to North America. Northern Scandinavia, northeastern Europe and
western, central and even Siberia indicate related traits.
Artifacts from the Baltic and the Maritime of the Northeast American continent are so similar that experts cannot tell them apart.
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On the left, a series of tools from the Maritime people in Sweden, and on the right, tools from the Maritime people from Maine. The most prolific tools are the celt and the gouge which were used in the production of boats or dugouts. Plummets are also found in abundance in the Baltic as well as the eastern and western shores of North America. In the west, they are called “charm stones.”
Charm stones from coastal California. Pentagonal pendants, bar amulet, and charm stones are identical; to artifacts associated with early Point Peninsula Iroquois in the Great Lakes region. Identical artifacts can be found associated with the Maritime Archaic of Northern Europe.
