Prehistoric discovery in North America older than Egypt's Great Pyramid rewrites human history

A groundbreaking archaeological discovery in Western Canada is fundamentally changing our understanding of early civilization in North America. Near Sturgeon Lake in Saskatchewan, researchers have uncovered an Indigenous settlement known as Âsowanânihk, which dates back approximately 11,000 years.


This incredible site predates the Great Pyramids of Egypt by over six millennia, challenging the long-held historical belief that early Indigenous peoples were strictly nomadic hunters.