Posted by: Loren Coleman on November 10th, 2010 Neandertals left
their tracks, above, behind. Have they left more with us? In our
toes? Yes, it is called the Celtic toe, Morton’s toe, or the
Roman toe. The medical profession tends to think something is
wrong with having a Celtic toe, and it is labeled a Morton’s
toe. Some people have them cut off, as if there is some kind of
pathology involved with having such a large digit. Archaeology
has discussed the finds of such toes for years. Ten percent of
all Americans have them (due to their Irish-Scottish background,
reportedly), but some nationalities, like Greeks, have these
toes show up 90% of the time. Lady Liberty of the famed Ellis
Island’s Statue of Liberty has Celtic toes. Some highly
speculative notions have been published that the Celtic toe is
Neandertal in nature. But do the tracks of Neandertals even show
Celtic toes? Most Bigfooters don’t think that the Celtic toe
ever shows up in Bigfoot/Sasquatch tracks? Is that true? Not
really. Are all toes of Bi