Mike Collins

um malt is a great example of that and even in austin um there's there was supposedly an old quarry uh right near where those cart ruts are found well i mean wow because like the time period where they would they would have been used

Yeah. I think that may be some of the most frustrating parts of the archaeological community is this apparent unwillingness to look at just common sense things. there are so many connecting pieces around the world.

Yeah. I think that may be some of the most frustrating parts of the archaeological community is this apparent unwillingness to look at just common sense things. there are so many connecting pieces around the world.

Yeah. I think that may be some of the most frustrating parts of the archaeological community is this apparent unwillingness to look at just common sense things. there are so many connecting pieces around the world.

Like I've shared before, like from these and, and the cart rats being another one of them, but everything from the type of, you know, evidence left behind in construction from the markings and, and, I mean, to the scope and scale of the constructions, design, again, symbology, all sorts of stuff.

Like I've shared before, like from these and, and the cart rats being another one of them, but everything from the type of, you know, evidence left behind in construction from the markings and, and, I mean, to the scope and scale of the constructions, design, again, symbology, all sorts of stuff.

Like I've shared before, like from these and, and the cart rats being another one of them, but everything from the type of, you know, evidence left behind in construction from the markings and, and, I mean, to the scope and scale of the constructions, design, again, symbology, all sorts of stuff.

So yeah, you know, tying the cart ruts together around the world and showing through data and evidence that, Not just that they weren't made from cart ruts, but hopefully what we're trying to do is show that me and my buddy Sean, and I want to give a shout out to him because he's the one. By the way, I'm not doing any of the math on this. I went and documented and scanned them.

So yeah, you know, tying the cart ruts together around the world and showing through data and evidence that, Not just that they weren't made from cart ruts, but hopefully what we're trying to do is show that me and my buddy Sean, and I want to give a shout out to him because he's the one. By the way, I'm not doing any of the math on this. I went and documented and scanned them.

So yeah, you know, tying the cart ruts together around the world and showing through data and evidence that, Not just that they weren't made from cart ruts, but hopefully what we're trying to do is show that me and my buddy Sean, and I want to give a shout out to him because he's the one. By the way, I'm not doing any of the math on this. I went and documented and scanned them.

And my buddy Sean's doing all the heavy lifting there when it comes to breaking down the data. But, you know, hopefully what we're able to show is not just show that these aren't... Especially in North America, it's not just show that they weren't made by wagon wheels, but show that they were made by specifically something else and for what. So that's what we're hoping to do.

And my buddy Sean's doing all the heavy lifting there when it comes to breaking down the data. But, you know, hopefully what we're able to show is not just show that these aren't... Especially in North America, it's not just show that they weren't made by wagon wheels, but show that they were made by specifically something else and for what. So that's what we're hoping to do.

And my buddy Sean's doing all the heavy lifting there when it comes to breaking down the data. But, you know, hopefully what we're able to show is not just show that these aren't... Especially in North America, it's not just show that they weren't made by wagon wheels, but show that they were made by specifically something else and for what. So that's what we're hoping to do.

And I feel like we're really... really on the um on the edge of of having that answer we have some answers and the answer we we i think we're we know that they weren't made by wagon wheels and then what we're what we're

And I feel like we're really... really on the um on the edge of of having that answer we have some answers and the answer we we i think we're we know that they weren't made by wagon wheels and then what we're what we're

And I feel like we're really... really on the um on the edge of of having that answer we have some answers and the answer we we i think we're we know that they weren't made by wagon wheels and then what we're what we're

know formulating now is the working theory of what they were that did create that and so i'm excited i'll be excited to share that but it definitely that would open up a whole realm of possibilities in terms of understanding north specifically north america because there's cart routes everywhere in north america they're all there's tons of sites around north america with cart routes um but but they don't get any attention because they're explained away as

know formulating now is the working theory of what they were that did create that and so i'm excited i'll be excited to share that but it definitely that would open up a whole realm of possibilities in terms of understanding north specifically north america because there's cart routes everywhere in north america they're all there's tons of sites around north america with cart routes um but but they don't get any attention because they're explained away as

know formulating now is the working theory of what they were that did create that and so i'm excited i'll be excited to share that but it definitely that would open up a whole realm of possibilities in terms of understanding north specifically north america because there's cart routes everywhere in north america they're all there's tons of sites around north america with cart routes um but but they don't get any attention because they're explained away as

Wagon roads, you know, made by wagon wheels and settlers crossing over and mud and drying mud. And that's the story, you know. Everything has a natural explanation here in America, you know. But yeah.