Possible Parallels Between Africans and Native Americans as Explained in Ivan Van Sertima's They Came Before Columbus

Ivan Van Celtima is Professor of African Studies at Rutgers University and published a book called "Before Haas Has Been" in 1976. The premise of this book is derived from the creed of Vanseltima, in front of Christopher Columbus in 1492, that there were Africans in the New World. He assumed that Africans traveled South America for centuries before European explorers. Van Sertima argues that the pre-Columbian civilization was strongly influenced by African tourists. He thoroughly examined the cultural similarities between Africans and Native Americans, direct information from European explorers, and intercontinental freight transportation.

The rise of higher civilization in the Americas. It is expected that two other books will be published at any other time. Ivan van Sertima, they came from before the author of Columbus: the presence of ancient America Africa (Random House, 1977), before the Columbus must be close to publishing a trip to Africa. What is more imminent is Jim Bailey's sailing paradise. The United States was discovered in 5000 BC. (Simon & Schuster, coming soon) seems to extend his theory originally proposed in "God-King" and "Titan: New World Domination of the Ancient World" (St. Martin, 1973). But despite all the hype, these books are either cultivated or plowing the same old and exhausted infertility evidence areas. This is an endless story. References: Nigel Davies, "New World Travelers" (1979). Kenneth L. Feeder, fraud, myth, mystery: science and pseudoscience in archeology (1990). Ronald Fritz, a legend of the American legend and a legend before 1492. (1993)

Cruise and shipbuilding inspection, cultural similarity between Native American and Africans, transportation of intercontinental plants, animals, textiles; Ivan Van Sertima is an evidence pyramid in the explorer's own diary, journal, Has been established. To support his claim to Africa in the New World before Columbus. Combining an impressive scholarship and a novelist's story, Van Sertima reproduced some of the most powerful scenes of human history: the ship of Mali ship in 1310 (200 main ship and 200 refueling ship) , Ocean Expedition 1311 Mandingo King and many others

According to Ivan Van Sestina of his paper "Nile Valley" in the United States of America BC, Africa explored the world before Africans came to Columbus. Africans came here, as well as affecting the first major American civilization. He insisted that black people were discovered from the corner of the ancient American world to another corner. They not only stayed here long before Columbus but also as free men even in Ormec as pastor. As Jairasbhoy points out, "Blacks begin his career as a master, not slaves in America." In fact it itself opens up a new historical window from where you can see the history of the American and black races. The royal characteristics shared by the ruling party community in the two civilizations are functionally related and are to be reproduced independently, such as feather fans and sun shades, royal pillar pole, double crown, artificial beard etc. Are too arbitrary and uniquely combined.

If the ancient Egyptians are blacks, the civilization of Europe is only a derivative of Africa's achievement.