The original inhabitants of Ancient America

Modern America is called the "New World," and ancient America and other worlds are called the "Old World." If we read the history, who were the people of the ancient world, and where did they come from?

Recently it has been found human skeleton which is called "Packing human".  Such human skeletons were not found in America. European authors hypothesize that humans evolved and developed from humans or human-like gorillas. All past and present gorillas belong to a species group known as broad-nosed, but unlike the ancient world, short-nosed or snotty-nosed gorillas are very much related, in some sense, to primitive semi-gorillas.

Homo sapiens, i.e., modern humans, migrated through the Bering Strait, which is part of the North Pacific Ocean, crossing this strait from Asia to the Americas, and it was probably not that difficult because the water level was low during the Ice Age. Alaska's natural "land bridge" existed at the time, and they reached These people were hunter-gatherers and nomads who arrived in America without realizing it was a different continent. At the end of the Ice Age, this migration ended as water levels rose again, making it difficult for wild animals, beasts, and humans to cross the Bering Strait.

These nomadic peoples who entered the ancient world were of similar ancestry to the present-day Mongols and thus belonged to North-East Asia and often intermingled with different peoples over time. Their facial features became blurred. As they mingled with different peoples, especially the American Indians, they themselves showed considerable changes. These Red Indians were from the time when they crossed the Bering Strait and may have been their earliest ancestors who left Asia. Now they have distinctive features, like being mostly Eskimo.

The earliest traces of human habitation in ancient America have been found, dating back nearly twelve thousand years. This was confirmed and verified by carbon-14 testing of bones, coal, stone tools, and animal remains. But attempts to prove when men settled in America have always failed.

A few years ago, according to newspaper reports, Neolithic skulls were found in Chile, but it later became clear that the initial fossil discoveries were purely imaginary and the result of an outright hoax. Similarly, claims of immature or incomplete types of hand axes found in ancient America, along with various other tools, have never been found in the ancient world and thus proved unfounded. However, the claim that humans arrived in the Americas 20,000 or even 40,000 years ago is correct, since no ornamental arrows or arrowheads of the same type have been found in the tools of the new settlers that were used in Siberia at one time.

A few years ago, tools made of glassy lava were found in significant quantities when excavated in the Andes mountain range near Quito, the capital of Ecuador, a South American country. These tools are not only similar to the tools found in North and South America, which belong to the Neolithic period,

It is often said that the Red Indian languages are related to Asian languages, but this issue has not yet been verified. The American Red Indian languages are numerous, consisting of over a hundred families, and sometimes the languages of neighboring tribes differ markedly, as Dutch differs from Chinese. This means that, on the one hand, they suggest isolation and long development, and on the other hand, people who crossed the Bering Strait from Asia into ancient America would have different languages. The newcomers lived as nomadic hunter-gatherers for thousands of years; their stone spearheads are often found alongside the remains of now-extinct animals, and very ancient human settlements have been discovered in remote South America. Specific stone spearheads dating back to ancient American Indians can be seen on the edges of these tools, for example. These are the types of tools that no one outside of the US knows about and may just be the oldest registered tools in the US.

Likewise, their stone tools underwent all kinds of modifications and improvements, and at the same time, clay mortars were made for making corn flour. The Pashtuns lived in hanging or canopies, and it was 3,000 to 5,000 years ago that they began to build simple stereotyped huts, and shortly after that, they began to make clay idols and sculptures in various styles. They were produced in large numbers, but it is difficult to determine their purpose and their exact age; however, their ages can be determined by comparing them with each other. Apart from these clay sculptures, there was little in the way of art or religion in these ancient, stereotyped societies. Religious centers such as Tiahuanaco that emerged at this time realized that agriculture, or cultivation, and the development of new varieties of corn were entirely dependent on the sun and rain. Tiahuanaco is a city on the west side of Lake Titi-Caca in Bolivia and is probably the oldest city in the world.

The fact that this city was destroyed and rebuilt many times shows that "Tiahuanaco" was not an ordinary city but an ancient and great religious center. The early history of America is very interesting in the form of such places, and "Tiahuanaco" is one of them.