True History of the Creek Indians Part Two


Creek Indians

Richard Thornton continues with his amazing revelations about the Apalache, Euchee, Hitchiti and others in the Southeast. Part Two of Two.

The second part and conclusion of Pete Ferrand’s interview with Creek Indian Richard Thornton, touching on the Bronze Age Scandinavian entry into the Savannah River, pre-Celtic presence, Minoans in south Georgia, Panoans from Peru about 200 A.D., Itsa Mayas in north Georgia after about 1000 A.D. and remnant of Raleigh’s Lost Colony at the Apalache capital as proved by the Eleanor Dare Stones. Thornton attempts also to answer the host’s question about why so much of American Indian history is forbidden and suppressed.

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  1. Linda parker


    How do you know if your creek Indian is there a special blood type are how do you get your dna done.


  2. Hi Donald
    I hope you and Thresa are doing good. I am waiting to see if you get more Creek and Chickasaw data to get more testing for myself. I do show Lumbee and Florida but I have suspected hits on these two nations. Thanks for all the wonderful work you are doing!!
    Thanks again, Debrah

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