One of Ruskamp’s staunchest supporters has been David N. Sea-Farers from the Levant the first to set foot in the Americas: proto-Sinaitic inscriptions found along the coast of Uruguay.Ancient Bronze Artifacts in Alaska Reveals Trade with Asia Before Columbus Arrival.Did China discover America 70 years before Columbus?.Collectively, he believes that most of these artifacts were created by an early Chinese exploratory expedition, although some appear to be reproductions made by Native people for their own purposes. To date, Ruskamp has identified over 82 petroglyphs matching unique ancient Chinese scripts not only at multiple sites in Albuquerque, New Mexico, but also nearby in Arizona, as well as in Utah, Nevada, California, Oklahoma, and Ontario. They have the potential to inspire a more serious investigation into early trans-Pacific interaction. Anything short of discovering an undisturbed early Asiatic relic or village in the Americas may fail to convince those archaeologists who have dogmatically rejected evidence of an ancient Chinese presence in the New World, said Ruskamp.īut, the disparate and widespread symbols he has found show many indications of authenticity. It doesn’t mean our history textbooks will change tomorrow. With some renowned experts taking interest in Ruskamp’s discovery, those claims may be working their way from the fringe to the core. On the fringe of archaeology have long been claims that the Chinese reached North America long before Europeans. After consulting with experts on Native American rock writing and ancient Chinese scripts to corroborate his analysis, he has concluded that the readable message preserved by these petroglyphs was likely inscribed by a group of Chinese explorers thousands of years ago. High above a walking path in Albuquerque’s Petroglyph National Monument, Ruskamp spotted petroglyphs that struck him as unusual. Ruskamp Jr., Ed.D., reports that he has identified an outstanding, history-changing treasure hidden in plain sight.

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