(September 27, 2011 at 5:12 am)Justtristo Wrote: http://au.news.yahoo.com/a/-/newshome/10...in-mexico/
I'm surprised some wit didn't ask if the footprints were headed north...

On a serious note though... why does it seem so impossible to think that early peoples couldn't make sea-worthy vessels from large trees? Here on the northwest and northern California coasts, there are examples of indigenous tribes using stone tools and fire to hollow out redwood trees to make very large canoes. They were known to ply the large rivers (think Columbia, Chetco and Klamath rivers) and coastal oceans long before any Europeans arrived.
I think many past cultures were much more intelligent than we present-day smart-asses give them credit for...