What is the origin of Indians?

There are endless islands in the South Pacific. Some people think that the Indian's hometown is in Oceania, and some South American Indians are from Melanesia, Polynesia and Malaysia. But some people say that Malays in Oceania are descendants of ancient Peruvian immigrants.

What is exciting is that the theory of the origin of Oceania has indeed found a lot of linguistic and folklore evidence in South America, but these evidences can only show that the two have communicated in a relatively recent time.

Historical background

Due to historical reasons, most Indians now live in remote rural areas. Like the Mayans, most other Indians kept their traditional customs.

Indians still like to use rough clay pots, stone bowls and wooden spoons when cooking. When someone is sick, they collect herbs, or light them to smoke, or cook soup to bathe them.

They still like to wear traditional clothes with their own national characteristics. Maya women in Yucatan Peninsula, regardless of age, wear loose white embroidered skirts and colorful flowers. Men wear loose white trousers, straw hats and sandals.