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 Posted: Tue Dec 05, 2006 2:13 am Post subject: A HISTORY OF THE AFRICAN-OLMECS: BLACK CIVILIZATIONS OF AMER |
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The ancient Americas was a land first occupied by three branches of the Black Africoid race as early as 75,000 B.C. (according to some; see, "The Gladwin Thesis." by CS Gladwin; 1947).
The first Blacks to inhabit the Americas were Bantu-KongSan people similar in appearance and blood type to Southern African Bushman-Bantu people. In fact, one of America's Indian groups (of the Mongoloid race) has about 20 - 30 percent of their genes from the prehistoric Kong-San African of Central/Southern Africa who once inhabited the entire world. The ancestors of the Kong-San/Bantu Africans arrived in the Americas about 75,000 o 50,000 years ago.
The tall, robust African groups arrived in many waves. One group arrived as early as 75,000 B.C. and settled from THE MIDWESTERN US, all the way down through the South Western US, to Mexico and down to Brazil. Remains of that group dating to about 30,000 years have been found. One Calico Man skull and a Piedres Negres skull found in Mexico dating between 45,000 to 50,000 years have also been found.
The taller, more robust Negroid type migrated first to the Melanesian Islands and then to the Americas.
The other groups to arrive in the Americas were the Negro-Australoid, similar in appearance to Blacks in Australia and Southern India. These were originally Africans who migrated to India and then to SE Asia and Australia. Their migrations to the Americas occurred about 75,000 to 50,000 years ago.
The other group to live in the Americas were Oceanic Negroids who carried to the Americas the 'clovis point' spear-point. The Oceanic Negroid and groups of Mongoloids from Northern Asia arrived into the Americas between 10,000 B.C. to 15,000 B.C.
So, it is apparent that different groups of people migrated to the Americas in prehistoric times and the first of these groups were also the first humans to walk the face of the earth.
http://search.netscape.com/ns/image?query=PABarton+Negroid&st=6
http://search.netscape.com/ns/image?query=PABarton+Olmec&st=i
During the historical period, groups of Africans from the Sahara, West Africa and East Africa also arrived in the Americas. One of these groups still exist in the US and have about two million descendents. They are called the Washitaw Nation and were one of the original Negroid nations recognized by the Spanish and French before the lands of these Africoids were sold at three cents an acre ( see more http://www.hotep.org 'WE ARE THE WASHITAW" by Bey ) also see http://blackmalepower.proboards106.com
http://www.raceandhistory.com (ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS OF AMERICA)
Another group of Africans arrived from Nigeria/Mali region and they dated their arrival in Mexico exactly in the year 3113 B.C. That group is said to have been led by the GREAT EMPEROR CI who entered the Vera Cruz region of Mexico with eight ships and with provisions. Meci is said to have began a culture in Vera Cruz and that culture was African and included Indians of the Mongoloid race.
The Olmecs were of the Manding-Shi group of Africans. The Si were and still are a very important group in West Africa. In ancient times, they were seafarers and traders both along West Africa's rivers and in the Atlantic ocean.
http://www.cwo.com/~lucumi/runoko.html
About 600 B.C., a large group of Shaman from Nigeria who practiced the religion of Shango/Orisha and who used the axe as a religious symbol built some temples at Monte Alban. They kept this area as a ceremonial site.
The African Priestly caste of Monte Alban seem to have been attacked years after the 600 B.C. period. There many carvings representing them have been found.
http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:wnw3Ba3Sax8J:community-2.webtv.net/BARNUBIANEMPIRE/BLACKPEOPLEBLACK/page3.html+site:community-2.webtv.net+Black+History+Chart+Nubianem&hl=en&gl=us&ct=cln&cd=7 |
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