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Precisely, and this invading population have zero relation to the true natives as pictured above. Simply, the history and identity was coopted and contemporarily attributed to a population that were in fact adversarial which makes the situation all the more ironic and amusing. Yet we have morons like you that try to uphold the integrity of a group of imposters and their clueless decendants. Pictured below
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Breh, think it through logically. You just posted part of the Bonampak murals from Chiapas. Those were painted by the ruling Mayan culture somewhere around 600-800 A.D., a good 20,000 years or so after aboriginal peoples from Siberia came into the Americas over the land bridge. If you're saying those are the "true natives" who are different from the people who had come from Siberia tens of thousands of years earlier, that means you want us to believe:
#1. That there was already a pre-existing people in the Americas long before anyone came over from Siberia....and yet zero archeological or fossil evidence of ANY humans in the Americas before this time has been found. Where are their bones, their buildings, anything? Why hasn't fossil evidence of humans or human structures 40,000-50,000 years ago ever been found in the Americas like it is found in Africa, Europe, Asia, etc?
#2. Despite the invaders coming from Siberia, these aboriginal people were still in power 15,000-20,000 years later and ruling the greatest civilization of the time without being conquered or experiencing admixture.
#3. In the short few hundred years between those paintings and the Europeans coming over, the aboriginal peoples suddenly fell to the invaders that they had handled just fine for thousands of years until that point.
#4. All genetic evidence of their existence somehow disappeared and Native Americans now exclusively show a genetic heritage closely connected to the Siberian peoples without any evidence of ancient admixture with any unrelated aboriginal group.
The other alternative is the mainstream theory, which states that:
#1. Aboriginal peoples of Siberia came to the Americas around 15,000-20,000 years ago and spread across the two unpopulated continents.
#2. Over 10,000+ years of natural selection and genetic drift, the ones in the hottest regions selected over time for darker skin and varied features.
Literally all of the archeological, cultural, and genetic evidence supports the mainstream theory. What evidence do you have to insist that your own 1st theory is right, other than that you don't seem to believe that people near the equator are going to end up with darker skin over time as the whitest ones fall out of the genepool?