People,
I had done an article on this theme of the origin of the Creek/Muskcogee Indians several years ago, although I can’t find it. But it is worth a reminder.
Keep in mind that the indians of Tabago (Trinidad and Tobago), in the Caribbean Sea, told Christopher Columbus that their islands used to extend way, way out across what is the sea above Venezuela and Columbia. And this was about 200 years before Columbus arrived. In other words, people lived on terra firme in what is now sea between these two countries and Cuba.
Well, know that the extension that we are about two consider between northern Florida and Alabama, and the eastern slopes of Peru, is a long distance! The evidence to follow suggests that people used to live in the area between, that they probably lived along the Orinoco River, up along the Antilles chain of Islands, - which was probably connected land - all of which leads to the state of Florida.
On the eastern slopes of The Andes in Peru there is a region that contains the Panoan tribe. The name of the region is Satipo. The language that they speak is Arawak.
The Panoans dress like the Appalache elite in the Derochefort engravings.
The stamped pottery of the Peruvian Panoans and the Appalache are identical!
The Panoans wear Creek “long shirts”.
The two groups at the two extremes both partake of a black tea from a type of holly tree that can only be found in the upper Florida and panhandle area, and the eastern slopes of Peru, of course.
Creek ancestors are supposedly from an area of Mexico called Tamalulipas. Perhaps the Panoans of Peru made their way up through Central America to the Yucatan There is Mayan construction vocabulary that appeared in the Appalache language.
A lot can be abstracted from this information. It is just incredible.
And remember that there are tunnels systems all along the Andes and all across North America. There are a lot of dots to connect.
Google these words and see what you come up with.
Cheers!