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David Imhotep

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Description:Contrary to popular belief, the first Americans were actually descended from ancient Africans. But how does this come about when there’s already a lot of evidence that American Indians were already present in the Americas before any European set foot here? As the author himself asks, “How did the Paleoamericans (the first people in the Americas), come to be called, “Indians?” Were not the first people to be called Indians, the people from India? How did that name jump all the way around the world from India, to the other side of the planet to the Americas?” This book will explain how that came about and why Christopher Columbus came all the way from Europe through a different route than the usual thereby discover the American lands along the way. Dr. David Imhotep dwells into why Christopher Columbus searched for riches not through the usual route of the east but instead through the west. Has he known that the earth is round rather the belief that it was flat before? The reasons are complicated but that is how Columbus was able to reach the Americas. What’s another interesting discovery is that Columbus was actually not a saint as what well-known writings say about him. In truth, he was a man consumed by greed. So even if he started out as an honest explorer, he became abusive towards the locals that he brought them back to Spain as slaves. The book also shows evidence that the earliest Americans came directly from Africa. Some did arrive from Africa by way of Europe, such as the Yuruk; and yes, some Africans eventually may have come from Australia, China, or ventured to the Americas by way of present day Alaska. They were not, however, the first Americans. As for their color, here’s a short explanation of that “This process of losing their color, called “differentiation,” came about because of a sudden onslaught of the return of the Ice Age in Europe. It is this process that caused the loss of sunlight and lack of Vitamin-D to change these dark inland people to a lighter, whiter hue.” There are more writings and studies that show how the very first Africans were able to set foot in the Americas. Be prepared to be blown away by these facts and how our popular belief on the origins of the Americans will be shaken by this book.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with SPECIAL REPORT: Columbus and the Africans Who Preceded Him. To get started finding SPECIAL REPORT: Columbus and the Africans Who Preceded Him, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Contrary to popular belief, the first Americans were actually descended from ancient Africans. But how does this come about when there’s already a lot of evidence that American Indians were already present in the Americas before any European set foot here? As the author himself asks, “How did the Paleoamericans (the first people in the Americas), come to be called, “Indians?” Were not the first people to be called Indians, the people from India? How did that name jump all the way around the world from India, to the other side of the planet to the Americas?” This book will explain how that came about and why Christopher Columbus came all the way from Europe through a different route than the usual thereby discover the American lands along the way. Dr. David Imhotep dwells into why Christopher Columbus searched for riches not through the usual route of the east but instead through the west. Has he known that the earth is round rather the belief that it was flat before? The reasons are complicated but that is how Columbus was able to reach the Americas. What’s another interesting discovery is that Columbus was actually not a saint as what well-known writings say about him. In truth, he was a man consumed by greed. So even if he started out as an honest explorer, he became abusive towards the locals that he brought them back to Spain as slaves. The book also shows evidence that the earliest Americans came directly from Africa. Some did arrive from Africa by way of Europe, such as the Yuruk; and yes, some Africans eventually may have come from Australia, China, or ventured to the Americas by way of present day Alaska. They were not, however, the first Americans. As for their color, here’s a short explanation of that “This process of losing their color, called “differentiation,” came about because of a sudden onslaught of the return of the Ice Age in Europe. It is this process that caused the loss of sunlight and lack of Vitamin-D to change these dark inland people to a lighter, whiter hue.” There are more writings and studies that show how the very first Africans were able to set foot in the Americas. Be prepared to be blown away by these facts and how our popular belief on the origins of the Americans will be shaken by this book.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with SPECIAL REPORT: Columbus and the Africans Who Preceded Him. To get started finding SPECIAL REPORT: Columbus and the Africans Who Preceded Him, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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