Were Celtic inscriptions found in USA?

[Primvs Pavlvs]

And OF COURSE it's unpublished!

Of course you are right: reports of unpublished finds ought to be ignored. On the other hand, bona fide finds like the Roman watchtowers west of Utrecht are also unpublished (mens sana qui mal y pense). But generally, I agree that we should not impressed by an unpublished Caucasian Skeleton.

Vortigern/ Jona,

:wink: I am not trying to impress you, or trying to get you to bite here, and I am not trying to sell anything, only participating in the conversation.

This is the information I was told by the anthropologist who was on the dig when the skeleton was found. He was very confident that it was pre-Columbian, and not Native American.....ie Caucasian. I will leave it at that. Believe what you want. :wink:

We all know that discoveries are not immediately published. It takes decades sometimes before the information is released.