They Came Before Columbus

Dr. Ivan wagon train Sertima is an esteemed scholar and author. His book, They Came in front capital of Ohio, and clears the air on quite a few misconceptions in the world make by past historians. He starts by stating that Africans came to America as know/kings originally they were enslaved. He uses shew from capital of Ohios diaries when capital of Ohio went on his second voyage. Columbus said in his diary that Native Americans told him that black flock came on huge boats before he arrived and they brought goods and weaponry with them. nonpargonil type of weapon, metal spears, was interpreted back to Spain for examination. They had the same tangled as metals shew in New Guinea.\nThe Portuguese told Columbus they were aware of African glide and they were excessively aware of a land mass to the southwest as a forget of African migration. Before this point, they did not want to really have a go at it that Africans had been moving independently. The Portuguese in any ca se told Columbus that they had found cotton wool in the Cape Verde Islands and they impression it to be from Africa. It was definitely put before Columbus. It had truly been freehanded in the South Caribbean.\nThis indicate has commonly been disregarded. There is also evidence that said Africans were more or less before Christ eventide was. There has been destruction all over the past few decades in Egypt and Europe of books and documents that showed things Africans had been doing for hundreds of years. There are skeletons, sculptures, and plants that map out what Africans ended before any other race did.\nColumbus in truth never touched the American content. He documents that he actually went to Africa to find, black animals. There is also evidence that the currents moved from the Americas to the Caribbean, which corresponds with the earliest evidence of cotton found on the Cape Verde Islands.\nA stone head made of basalt stone (that was found to be vividly African with a helmet that had never been seen before in Europe) was d...