Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #1284 w/Graham Hancock:
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Mainstream archeologists who refuse to accept the established historical timeline is wrong must hate the internet
I appreciate that he doesn't immediately jump to "similar culture, MUST BE THOSE PEOPLE". There is nowhere near enough evidence for people to make claims like "Celts were in the Americas 20,000 years ago" (which is LITERALLY impossible). Considering that the earliest known people in the Americas are descended from a lot of the same ancestors as modern Europeans, middleasterners, and North Africans (who are all in large part the descendants of groups that spread out of central asia) I'd say it makes a lot of sense that a multitude of tribes in the Americas share cultural similarities with western Eurasian groups. When a group is absorbed into another more often than not the more established culture wins. Even newer eastern Eurasian groups in the Americas usually share some cultural similarities with older ANE derived groups. Most of the land was already settled by them when they got here.
I'm just wondering why nobody is talking about the similarities between the Mesopotamians and some older groups in the Americas.