Were Africans the First Native Americans?

The Olmec heads challenge everything we’ve been taught about the first civilizations in the Americas. These giant stone monuments, carved over 3,000 years ago, don’t have the features we typically associate with modern Native Americans. Instead, they show broad noses, full lips, and strong facial structures—features that many link to African ancestry.

What if Africans were here first? Evidence suggests deep connections between ancient African civilizations and early American tribes, long before Columbus or European contact.

The Olmec heads resemble African kings and warriors.

Stories of Black explorers like Mansa Abu Bakr II point to transatlantic voyages.

Tools, symbols, and cultural practices between West Africa and Native tribes share uncanny similarities.

Southeastern Native tribes, such as the Yamasee and Washitaw, have oral histories of Black ancestry.

This isn’t just Mexican history—it’s African and Native history intertwined, revealing how Black influence shaped the earliest civilizations on this land.

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Were the Olmecs African or influenced by African travelers?

Why mainstream historians avoid this conversation

Connections between African DNA and Indigenous tribes

How Black and Native cultures built America long before Europeans

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Could the Olmec heads of ancient America prove that Africans were here first?
In this clip, Graham Hancock talks with Joe Rogan about the Olmec civilization, the giant statues with unmistakable African features, and the possibility that African explorers made contact with Native tribes long before Columbus.

The Olmec heads don’t resemble classic Native American features—they show broad noses, full lips, and strong facial structures that many believe connect directly to Africa. Pair this with oral traditions, ancient artifacts, and even the voyages of African rulers like Mansa Abu Bakr II, and the narrative gets even harder to ignore.

What you'll hear in this clip:

Why Graham Hancock believes mainstream history ignores pre-Columbian African contact.

How the Olmec heads may link to ancient African civilizations.

The forgotten history of Black explorers in the Americas.

How Native tribes and African culture may have been connected.

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This video challenges traditional views about Native American origins by examining the Olmec civilization. It explores theories surrounding the Olmec colossal heads and questions established ideas about "classic" Native American features. It touches upon the history of pre columbian civilizations and their unique place in ancient history.

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