Santa Maria Wreck Mystery REVEALED After 500 Years

[@robertbate5790]

Models and pictures of these and other ships give little to the imagination as to their real size. I saw a replica built of John Cabots ship in Bristol, UK, some years ago. I was a amazed. I've seen larger boats on the river. With our massive liners and cargo ships today, it seems impossible that such small craft could have created so much human history. Thank you. I've forgotten most of what you have covered. Its rather a long time since I was last at school. 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧

[@StevenPine-s8t]

If all the Spaniards where wiped out, how do we know what happened? We only got one side of the story. Granted, it all sounds possible, but still............

[@mcguirefamily7929]

Lovd it vary informative thank you !!!!????....

[@USAACbrat]

i think you should include the south Florida tribes as well. well done

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

I my next video is on the Colusa :)

[@jjt1881]

Only those were not Tainos and Colon never met them.

[@thearizonatreasurehunter2313]

Another great video with amazing content. You’re doing amazing work and we appreciate what you do! 😎

[@jjt1881]

I've lived in the Caribbean and studied the Taino and Caribe cultures in depth. I can say that your video as well as their depiction, their culinary customs, traditions, knowledge, culture, etc. are in agreement with the best of our current knowledge on them.

[@DavidSharpe-c5d]

Pretty accurate video including the map of the fort though it was destroyed and archeologists have had much difficulty in recreating it on paper. Some evidence shows that the Caribs were the main force in assisting the Tainos though they were enemies. That shows that they combined forces as most clans did world wide to fight against a foreign "new" enemy.

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

According to one source a Taino group were led by a Carib chief who married into the tribe

[@juanvalero1077]

So if that was true ..can you tell me how Colombus survive...?

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

@@juanvalero1077 He was in Spain

[@jameshammers5239]

NOTE TO THE READER !...THE TANIO HAD "CANOES",..... THAT WERE CLOSE TO THE SPELLING OF THE CAJUN WORD "PIROGUES".... IN FRENCH.......BEING OF FRENCH ORGIN, ......FROM SOUTH WEST LOUISIANA, ....A CAJUN.... I KNOW THAT THIS IS TRUE... MANY FRENCH AND SPEANISH WORDS WERE COMBINED OVER 100'S OF YEARS INTO DIFFERENT SOUNDS AND SPELLINGS... THE FACT THAT THE NARRATOR OF THIS STORY... CAME CLOSE TO THE WORD "PIROGUES" ..............TELLS ME THAT HE DID HIS RESEARCH WELL....

[@johnlennon8653]

I have Acadian in my ancestry, and I agree with you on that.

[@bruceh92]

Columbus and company were actually the savages. I don't doubt this at all.

[@ericsimpson1176]

Do you think just maby this video is one sided?🤔

[@copaseticguerra9646]

@@bruceh92 the old world was full of barbarism. Columbus was a product of his time. The white man hating has to be getting old

[@Dr.Pepper001]

But the savages gave Columbus' men syphilis. So who's the savage?

[@johnlennon8653]

People in general, no matter where they were from, were savages in our modern society. Times were different and everyone was armed in some form. You couldn’t call 911 so you had to protect yourself. The only law was that who served the wealthy and those below had to deal with things themselves. Damn! It seems like things never change.

[@trimbaker1893]

notice the way the crescent moon is facing, that is a waning moon, not a waxing moon as the computer voice claimed.

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

Good observation

[@trimbaker1893]

@@MysteriousOrigins1 when the moon crescent is flipped the other way the moon is waxing. : )

[@jerryG-p3w]

same thing happened to hawaii. captain cook and his crew were killed and eaten.

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

And Magellan in The Philippines

[@leighdee2084]

Cook nor his crew were eaten. Cmon!

[@johnlennon8653]

I’m old, but didn’t Cook explore the west coast of America and up to Alaska? The Cook Islands are named for him. Read a story about him stopping for fresh water in what is now Northern California and a tribe of natives approached his party, speaking their language. A Chinese cook who went ashore with the landing party was able to communicate with the natives and saved them from being attacked, instead they traded goods. Been over 45 years or so since I read that, so memory might be a little bit fuzzy on timelines.

[@28ghz]

Hollywood and alot paintings seemingly make those ships appear humongous but in actuality those ships were small. History definitely went tons of manipulation

[@CharlieMyrkr]

“The Nina, The Pinta, The Santa Maria, I’ll do you in the bottom while you’re drinking sangria” Brennan Huff

[@tedsmith6137]

Um. So, what was this mystery about the wreck of the Santa Maria that you were going to reveal? Nothing new here that wasn't available from extant documents.

[@cosmiccowboy3063]

Religouse lust and dominance of others was their undoing.

[@Citadelcity]

Climate change. 🤫🤔🤫🤔🤫

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

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[@kenjackson6256]

Bless your heart, you thought you were posting on Truth Social (now THERE is a double oxymoron) and no, I'm not calling you a moron. But if the shoe fits..