An ancient site was discovered in the United States, dating back 15,000 years: Are the Indians not survivors of the Yin Shang Dynasty?

In 1989, on a hillside south of Richmond, Virginia, American archaeological experts discovered an ancient human relic. They unearthed tools made of different materials and bone fragments of sea turtles and white-tailed deer. It can be concluded that It is a human ruin.

Through modern scientific analysis, archaeological experts have confirmed that this is an ancient site dating back 15,000 to 17,000 years ago. In other words, as early as 15,000 years ago, the American continent was already inhabited by people, and they may be the ancestors of the Indians.

As we all know, there is a widely known rumor about the origin of American Indians, that is, Indians are derived from the remnants of the Yin Shang Dynasty. However, archaeological discoveries of ancient human sites dating back 15,000 years obviously cannot be the survivors of the Yin and Shang dynasties. So, can this archaeological discovery confirm that the Indians are not the survivors of the Yin and Shang dynasties?

The so-called Indians are the European name for the Native Americans, including the Mayans, Aztecs, Incas, etc. For hundreds of years, people have been searching for the origins of the Indians.

In the 19th century, when the British translator Medhurst was translating the Chinese classical document "Shang Shu", he discovered that after King Wu conquered Zhou, the 100,000 troops commanded by Youhou Xi of the Yin Shang Dynasty mysteriously disappeared. After the archaeological discoveries in America, Medhurst believed that the Yin people fled across the sea, encountered a storm on the way, and were blown to America. This was the earliest idea for the Yin people to cross eastward to America and become Indians.

In fact, this inference is based on archaeology. During the subsequent archeology in America, remains of Shang Dynasty writings, jades, bronzes, etc., as well as highly consistent aesthetic styles, were discovered. Various signs all indicate that the Yin people lived in the East. The crossing height is possible. In particular, the Olmec civilization suddenly appeared around 1000 BC, coinciding with the Yin people's eastward journey. The cultural relics unearthed from the site are highly consistent with the Yin and Shang style. Therefore, the mainstream international view believes that the two have a close inheritance relationship.

However, if the Indians are the Shang people who traveled eastward, how to explain the 15,000-year-old ancient human sites excavated in the United States?

Modern DNA research also supports this. For example, based on ancient human remains, scholars believe that the Mongoloid race in Asia is related to the ancestors of the native American Indians. This is almost the first group of people in the Americas. remnants.

Chinese scholar Qu Feng, after studying the social form and aesthetic habits of the Eskimos, pointed out that the Eskimos came from the Liangzhu civilization in Zhejiang.

Archaeological discoveries in various parts of the Americas also prove that some Indians originated from the Yin people's eastward journey. In fact, even if the Yin people crossed eastward and followed the Kuroshio across the vast Pacific Ocean, they might not be able to gather together, but would be scattered in many parts of the American continent. Therefore, the remains of the Yin people found in many places in America may be due to this reason.

In short, Asian immigrants continued to come to the Americas, and then slowly spread throughout the Americas, eventually forming the later Indians, of which the Yin Shang survivors were only part. Of course, the survivors of the Yin Shang should belong to an advanced civilization and brought the fire of civilization to the Americas. Therefore, the Olmec civilization was first born. On this basis, the Mayan civilization, the Inca civilization, etc. were born.

From 15,000 years ago to the time when the Yin people made their way eastward, how did the ancients cross the vast sea and come to America?

As for the Yin people's eastward journey, they probably relied on primitive boats and went through untold hardships to reach America. Of course, some domestic scholars believe that the shipbuilding technology of merchants was insufficient to cross the Pacific, but these scholars cannot provide sufficient evidence to refute the phenomenon of "Yin Shang culture" in the Americas.