Without question these symbol systems are shared across the Atlantic. Using them to describe the night sky is possible but not obvious either. The idea of a star gate is modern and so far I know of no historical reference .
Add in the extensive work by Barry Fell in the North East and we have plenty of evidence of pre modern communication at least. Actual colonies are harder to prove, but that is happening as well. It is reasonable that substantive European populations existed along the seaboard as that is the most natural. That colonies also existed during the bronze age at the head of the Mississippi is also well proven.
Add in the additional influx of Indian ethnic groups from the Gulf of Mexico Littoral along with at least one Andean group and we have a melting pot that operated for at least 5000 years.
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Comparison of Bronze Age petroglyphs in Ireland and the Georgia Mountains
Above: The
Reinhardt Petroglyphic Boulder was found in the Upper Etowah River
Valley, a few miles downstream from the Forsyth Petroglyph Boulder. It
is now on display at the Funk Heritage Center at Reinhardt University.
The Upper Etowah River drains the region where the Big Canoe Cairn
Complex, Harben Mound and Amicalola Terrace Complex are located . . .
subjects of recent articles by the People of One Fire.
The
online Irish news website, “Irish Central” has re-released a 2015
article, which describes the oldest known record of a solar eclipse in
the world . . . at least according to the opinion of some Irish
scientists . . . which is on a petroglyphic boulder in County Meath,
Ireland. This article does not mention it, but these exact symbols can
be found on several granite boulders in the Gold Belt of the Georgia
Mountains. Some of the most famous of these Southern Highland
petroglyphic boulders were found in the Etowah and Coosawattee River
Basins, which are the focus of articles in the People of One Fire this
year. You may read the article by going to this link:
Personally,
I am not convinced that all of these glyphs mean “solar eclipse.” To
me, most of the Irish and Georgia petroglyphs look like star maps or
descriptions of solar systems. The concentric circle motif today means a
“time portal” or “stargate” among Uchee and Creek Keepers. Below you
can compare some petroglyphic boulders of Ireland and the Georgia
yourself. Do you see the cultural connection? What do you think the
symbols mean? In a forthcoming POOF article, we will compare the
linguistic and genetic connections between the indigenous peoples of the
Southern Appalachians and Bronze Age Ireland.
The Loughcrew Eclipse Rock – Ireland
Dingle Petroglyphs – County Kerry – Ireland
Aghacarrible Petroglyphs – County Kerry – Ireland
County Meath Petroglyphs – Ireland
New Grange Petroglyphic Boulder – Ireland
Upper Etowah River Basin – Georgia
Forsyth Petroglyphic Boulder – Upper Etowah River – Georgia
Forsyth Petroglyphic Boulder – Upper Etowah River – Georgia
One of several sets of petroglyphs in the Nacoochee Valley, Georgia ~ These probably date from after the Bronze Age in Europe.
Another petroglyphic boulder in the Nacoochee Valley, Georgia
Sprayberry Petroglyphic Boulder – Georgia
Amicalola Creek Rock Shelter Petroglyphs – Georgia (east of Big Canoe Cairn Complex)
The
Amicalola Creek Rock Shelter petroglyphs probably date from a much
later era than the Irish Bronze Age, but are still interesting.
Upper Left:
The petroglyphs in this box probably date from the period between
around 900 AD and 1700 AD. The man is wearing a tunic, typical of the
Highland Apalache and peoples in Eastern Peru. The woman is wearing a
skirt.
Upper Middle:
This seems to be the logo for the province. The author’s grandmother
used to put three triangles on her baskets. The glyph probably dates
from long after the Irish Bronze Age.
Upper Right: This is a glyph in the Itza Maya and Highland Apalache writing systems. Currently, its meaning is unknown.
Lower Photo: This composition of glyphs clearly is telling a story or else is a map of the night time sky.
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