The Black Discovery of America/Dawn Voyage presents the agricultural, religious, artistic and architectural evidence that "Black" Africans from the sub-Sahara were probably the first "discoverers' of America from across the Atlantic, but notes that the first true "discoverers" were, of course, Asiatic nomads crossing the Bering Land Bridge during the last "Ice Age".
The book also presents evidence that, perhaps, seafaring Asians may have reached America across the Pacific earlier than "Black" Africans from across the Atlantic. But the evidence is presented to show that African contact, unlike possible sporadic Oriental sea-borne contact, actually influenced the development of Mezo-american civilizations in important ways.
The book also presents evidence that, perhaps, seafaring Asians may have reached America across the Pacific earlier than "Black" Africans from across the Atlantic. But the evidence is presented to show that African contact, unlike possible sporadic Oriental sea-borne contact, actually influenced the development of Mezo-american civilizations in important ways.