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Our early ancestrial tribes in Middle America.

The word CARIBBEAN is based on the perspective that when European explorers first visited the western tropical Atlantic realm they met native seafarers which carried with them edible beans for trade. Thought to be a version of the European legume called CAROB, the explorers named these native seafarers CARIBS that traded BEANS - and thus the name of the realm became known as the CARIBBEAN. However, the bean in question was not CAROB, but was rather COCOA - as in COCOA BEANS and is used to make THEOBROMINE CHOCOLATE - or "God's food" (Theo-broth). Both CAROB and COCOA are rich in natural nutrients, but COCOA contains the accelerate alkaloid CAFFEINE - which may have been the special "spice" that Columbus heard about because it came from places like JAVA and CATHAY (Coffee and Cafe). CAROB beans are smaller than COCOA beans and was the assumed food that St. John used to survive in the "wilderness" during his "western wanderings".
Because nature's elements can be "repackaged" by plants and animals, and because some elements need to be "chelated" - or combined in a metallic cell-like cyclic structure before they can be used by the body, some plants may be better as a nutritional food source than others. The COCOA plant, which produces COCOA BEANS, was once the monetary unit of trade of the Carib natives in the Caribbean Basin. This plant may be one of the best types of plants that could "package" the long-lasting and durable nobel elements from the soil for human consumption.

1/ If it were not for the contentious aggressiveness of the Spanish Conquest from the east, which devastated native american cultures and ignorantly melted down their gold and silver sculpture into metal ingots - and if it were not for the religious persecution of previous artistry by the Toltec invasion from the west, which introduced sacrificial heart-removing rituals and distorted the time-keeping habits of the original inhabitants, certain remarkable artifacts could have survived the antediluvian age in the New World and revealed priceless knowledge concerning the origins of humanity.

2/ The plundering of native american artifacts and the confusion of their historical value can also be traced to the anarchist era of the Caribbean pirates - in that certain priceless treasures were lost because of ignorance and greed.

The Olmec civilization in Middle America.

The Olmec - or Mayan ancestors, may have built many seaside cities. The original foundation of the Yucatan seaside city of Zama could have been one long before the Toltecs renamed it Tulum.
The Olmec civilization of Middle America has been called the "Mother culture of the Caribbean Basin" by many historians. As ancestors to the Maya, the Olmec invented a remarkable mathematical language and an extraodinary calendar system based on the True Tropical Solar Year count. The reason of their disappearance from history can now be traced to the cometary conflagaration of the Phaethon incident.

4/ It is known the Olmec were of a highly resourceful culture that employed a mysterious science during the construction and deployment of huge "baby-faced" statues - some of which weighed approximately twenty tons and over eight feet high.

5/ Conventional textbooks date the Olmec culture of Middle America to older than the Greco-Roman Era - whereby they managed to consolidate communication between regional family tribes by using the dot/dash style of phonetic numbers.

6/ The appearance of the Olmec looked somewhat Mongoliod and Negroid - with some Caucasian features, such as the bearded "uncle-sam" rendition found on several Olmec stone-works.

7/ What the Olmec peoples called themselves is not known, however, substantial evidence exist that gives them a cultural identity unique to Middle America.

8/ This cultural identity is founded on the idea that the Olmec were the first true natives of the Neolithic Age in Middle America.

9/ What made them unique was their ability to create remarkable and enduring artifacts that reflect great detail and craftsmanship.

10/ Perhaps the elemental makeup of their environment contributed to their uniqueness as a culture.

11/ Perhaps certain precious and lasting materials may have contributed to their place in history.

12/ Perhaps the Olmec culture was born from a unique region where the auric soil and perennial fruit contributed to their creative abilities.

13/ Perhaps the Olmec were exposed to the same valuable elements that inspired Spain to send hundreds of galleons across the Atlantic.

14/ Is gold and silver, when properly assimilated within the body, responsible for the extreme durability of human memory?

15/ Is the human ability to remember and retain infinite knowledge the major factor that separates man from animal?

16/ Did the fruit from the "Tree of Knowledge", in the Garden of Eden, give man the immortal power of knowing or "remembering" good from evil?

17/ If humans are a product of their environment, then the Olmec may have been a product of a auriferous region, in which micro-nutritional gold or silver - and even platinum base salts, may have created the first true human beings.

18/ In other words, the Olmec - because of their "Golden Apatite" may have been the first real tribe of humanity!
(The elements of gold, silver and platinum can be found in other regions of the world, but possibly not in conjunction with certain manganic, selenic and oxalic acids, which are capable of dissolving the elements into small enough particles for organic plant/animal consumption)

19/ And so it is possible that a tropical american culture nautically evolved into a fleet of wandering legions which sailed the summer regions and became the Euro-Afro-Austro-Asians!

The Mayaimi / Mayan / Miamian natives.

Because early writing was spelled and pronounced backwards, perhaps the origins of humanity can also be understood as interpreted backwards - as in the evolution of modern man may have originated in the New World continent of Atlantis and not the conventional recorded view of the Afro-Eurasian continent. However, it should be understood that as modern Neolithic Man was nautically colonizing the shores of the Old World from the New World, our historical records and technological tools were improved during this migration - therefore, much of the historical energy behind our modern civilization was a global undertaking and no one region should claim sole credit for our origins.

Plato's elusive seaport of Atlantis.

Plato is quoted as describing a flat plain which was adjacent to the seaport city of Atlantis that measured the translated dimensions of 15 nm by 10 nm. The plain also was "shaped" by "cutting canals into and along the edge of the plain".
The nearby city of El Estor may be a remnant of the once glorious "store" in the jungle that coastal visitors could shop for supplies.

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