1491: The Woman Who Could Never Die - ENTIRE Future Harvests Depended on Her Survival

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The untold story of America's most crucial guardian - long before Columbus, long before history books were written.

In 1490, deep in the Mississippi River Valley, one woman carried the survival of millions in her hands. The Seed Keeper possessed knowledge that took centuries to perfect: which varieties of corn could survive drought, how beans and squash worked together, when to plant, when to harvest, and most critically - how much to save for emergencies.

But her apprentice had died. Time was running out. And disturbing rumors were spreading about strange pale men appearing across the eastern waters.

This is the incredible true story of the woman who literally could not die - because if she did, entire civilizations would starve. Her burden was impossible: preserve thousands of years of agricultural wisdom before everything changed forever.

Discover the sophisticated pre-Columbian world that sustained millions across North America. Learn about the Three Sisters cultivation, continent-spanning trade networks, and the brilliant women who kept ancient knowledge alive through the darkest moments in history.

This was never an empty continent. This was never a wilderness waiting to be discovered.

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