The Whale Culture in the Pacific -The Truth of the Lost Continent of Mu

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The exploration of whale culture traces its origins from the East coast of Greenland through the Arctic to the Aleutian Islands, revealing a Pacific genesis linked to hunter-gatherers from the Eurasian Mammoth steppe. These early communities adapted to the rich hunting grounds of the Sea of Japan, thriving during the ice age. Their successful hunting of seals and whales fostered a unique culture, further evidenced by findings in Hawaii and a detour to Kiritimati, highlighting the expansive journey across the Pacific.