Chris Penney's video: Native America Artifacts from Michigan Archaeologists Refuse to Recognize

Several privative artifacts found on the banks of a west Michigan creek. The range of rock art appears to be from multiple occupations. Pre Clovis to late Archaic. Many of these artifacts are shaped to resemble megafauna like Mastodons and Mammoths. A large amount of primitive tools found at site all PRA sites as well as other items. These artifacts are made of rock, rock and clay and an unidentified silver metal (not copper or iron). It's easy to prove these are man made as most of them were made from rock then covered with clay and were fired and ultimately polished. Archaeologists do not acknowledge or recognize any portable rock art and claim them to be geofacts, created by nature. Sadly-these professionals don't seem to understand things that extend beyond pressure flaked tools. The evidence strongly suggest of an ancient occupation in North America-much older that Paleo.