KC
Re: Re: Mystery's of Egypt
Originally posted by Quiero Mota
No and why do "theories" like this exist? Do people just not like the idea of "Red Indians" doing great things without help? The Mayans, Aztecs and Incans (three of the greatest civilizations the world has ever seen) did it all on their own.Theories that Egyptians, ancient white people, or that aliens helped them, or "taught" them how to build their structures are considered psuedo-science and rejected by mainstream anthropologists and archaeologists.
i actually think that at the time of discovery many people the spaniards and other explorers did not like it.
i know that there is a giant coliseum stadium build by natives in arizona and was like a mecca city.. we know they had roads and stuff but, i think more often then not it was purposely forgotten or destroyed by the euro immigrant settlers.
plus, euro disease wiped out the natives and euro people took over the settlements making it their own and building over it.
same happen to the olmecs, mayans, aztecs empires.
but, i think " some" african historians want it to be so b/c they want their claim in history after having so much of their history raped and taken by whites..
trying to claim something and grasping at straws and using the olmec face/head carvings as african features and origin.
ROB
Re: Re: Re: Mystery's of Egypt
INI
Re: Re: Mystery's of Egypt
Originally posted by Quiero Mota
No and why do "theories" like this exist? Do people just not like the idea of "Red Indians" doing great things without help? The Mayans, Aztecs and Incans (three of the greatest civilizations the world has ever seen) did it all on their own.Theories that Egyptians, ancient white people, or that aliens helped them, or "taught" them how to build their structures are considered psuedo-science and rejected by mainstream anthropologists and archaeologists.
While the South American Native cultures were amazing in their own, lets not take away from the Iriquois, Plains and even Inuit cultures. While maybe not inventing things like huge cities and the like, they were very advanced culturally. The Iriquois had a constitution that was in many ways similar to those of modern nationstates
QM
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Originally posted by inimalist
While the South American Native cultures were amazing in their own, lets not take away from the Iriquois, Plains and even Inuit cultures. While maybe not inventing things like huge cities and the like, they were very advanced culturally. The Iriquois had a constitution that was in many ways similar to those of modern nationstates
Mexico isn't in South America.
The Indians in what is today the US and Canada were not even close to being on the level of the Aztecs and Incans. The Mayans, Aztecs and Inca were advanced in city-planning, agriculture, math and commerce. The Aztecs also had a 365-day calender. The Iriquois don't even come close. The Inuits were too busy battling the cold to ever advance.