Information on the Indians 20, What were the ancestors of the Indians?

The ancestors of the Indians were the Yin people. In 1983, a professor from Peking University went to the Americas to give a lecture, and the professor met an Indian middle school teacher at an Indian party, and the teacher told him that his ancestors came from China, were Yin people, and in the last year of Yin Shang, about 1066 BC, the Zhou and Zhou armies attacked Yin Capital Chaoge, and the Yin Shang army rushed to the battle, resulting in the annihilation of the whole army and the destruction of the country.

However, Yin Shang still had a total of 250,000 troops in Shandong, and they neither fought to the death with the Zhou army, nor established a new country in Shandong, but suddenly disappeared and disappeared without a trace, and it turned out that these 250,000 people fled in order to avoid the Zhou army in the East China Sea, passed through Japan, crossed the Pacific Ocean in the east, and arrived on the coast of Mexico, where they multiplied, thus developing into the first civilization in the Americas, the Olmec civilization.

Origin of the Indians

The Asian origin theory holds that the ancestors of the American Indians were Asians, and that Asians entered the American continent from Alaska via a land bridge in the Bering Strait 40,000 and 18,000 years ago. Geologists have determined that during the Ice Age in 70,000 BC, northeastern Asia was connected by a land bridge to the northwestern part of the Americas.

As a result, people have made the following hypotheses and speculations: in ancient times, the primitive hunter peoples of northeastern Asia unknowingly traveled between the two sides of the Bering Strait in the process of chasing wild beasts or migrating, and later migrated south from North America, gradually spreading all over the American continent.

As of 2021, most Indians now live in remote rural areas. Like the Maya, most of the other Indian peoples have retained their traditional customs. When the Indians cooked, they still preferred to use coarse clay pots, stone bowls, and wooden spoons.

When someone is sick, they gather herbs and light them to smoke the sick, or make soup to bathe the sick. They still like to wear traditional clothes with their own national characteristics.

Mayan women of the Yucatan Peninsula, young and old, wore loose white embroidered dresses and colorful flowers; Men wear loose white trousers, straw hats, and straw sandals. Indian women in the Central Plateau wore embroidered blouses, long, vertical striped skirts, and a multi-purpose shawl called a reboso.

This kind of shawl can not only shade the sun, but also keep out the cold, and can also carry children and wrap things. The costume with strong national characteristics became a clear symbol of the Indians. Many Indians still live in primitive houses.

In the Yucatan Peninsula, the Mayans carved out a flat plot of land in the woods, took local materials, fixed thick branches to the ground one by one, formed a large circle, and put the large leaves of palm trees on top of it, and the house was built.

The ancestors of the Indians were nomadic people living in the northern part of the Asian continent.

Indians are a general term for all Native Americans except the Inuit, not just a certain ethnic group or race, Indians are distributed in South and North America. They speak hundreds of languages, commonly known collectively as Indian or Native American languages. There is no accepted classification of the Indians as a group and their linguistic division.

The Mayans were a branch of the ancient Indians and were the only people in the Americas who left a written record. They constitute a diverse Native American people, living in southern Mexico and northern Central America.

The Maya gave their collective title for convenience, and this included people who contributed some degree of cultural and linguistic heritage to the region. But it also includes many different demographic, social and ethnic groups, each with its own particular traditions, culture and historical characteristics.

At the beginning of the 21st century, there were about seven million Mayans. There is also a large remnant of ancient cultural heritage in southern Mexico and the Yucatan Peninsula, Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador and Honduras. Some Mayans have assimilated fairly into modern culture, while others continue their more traditional practices by using Maya as their primary language.

Most of the contemporary Mayans live in the Mexican states of Yucatan, Campeche, Quintana Roo, Tabasco and Chiapas, and in the Central American states of Belize, Guatemala, western Honduras and El Salvador. Mainly engaged in agriculture, growing corn, broad beans, pumpkins, cocoa, sweet potatoes, peppers, tobacco, cotton.

The origin of the Indians is considered by the scientific community to be the yellow race, and he originated from the yellow people of Asia, whose ancestors lived on the Asian continent. Due to climate change and other reasons, some ethnic groups came to the American continent and gradually evolved into Indians.

Between 25,000 and 15,000 years ago, humans crossed a land now submerged called the Bering Land Bridge (which once connected present-day Siberia and Alaska, where the Bering Strait is located) and then lived and multiplied in the Americas, where the initial population separated from East Asians about 36,000 years ago, but genetically exchanged with the latter until about 25,000 years ago. The disruption was most likely caused by a drastic change in the climate, which separated Native American ancestors. About 21,000 years ago, these ancient settlers split into at least two groups – one consisting of infants, and the other eventually forming the American Indians.

In recent years, there has been a lot of talk about the ancestors of the Indians being Chinese, on the grounds that there are many similarities and even similarities between Indian culture and ancient Chinese culture: such as Lingtai culture, mound culture, jade burial customs, and legends about tengu eating the moon, similar flood stories, common dragon culture and feathered snake culture, common Taiji Tu and gluttonous ornaments and cloud thunder ornaments, similar sedan car rides and bow games, the same herbal and bone needle treatment methods, the same seven-hole flute and the pentatonic scale on **, Even the folk remedies for drinking children's urine for health and eating tadpoles to defeat fire are the same. However, these are still lacking sufficient evidence and evidence, and are only a conjecture of some archaeologists.