Columbus believed that he had reached India. what did call the people found there?

Christopher Columbus did not reach India, he made landfall in the Bahamas in the Caribbean. He believed that he had reached Asia, specifically the East Indies, which is why he called the people he encountered "Indians". This misnomer persisted for centuries and is still used in some contexts to refer to the indigenous peoples of the Americas.

Where were the Mayans jungle?

How can you tell if have Irish heritage?

Dublin, the multifaceted capital of Ireland
Located on the east coast of the Emerald Isle, Dublin is the capital and largest city in Ireland. The origin of its English name “Dubh Linn” means Black Tide due to the dark color of the river that separates the city. Protected by the Wicklow Mountains, Dublin extends over a plain, on either side of
Commemoration of the fourth centenary of the discovery of the sources of the Blue Nile
The presentation of the interventions will be carried out by Dr. Victor M. Fernández (Complutense University of Madrid), director of the archaeological project of the Jesuit missions in Ethiopia during 2006-2014. Also present will be Mr. Wenceslao Soto Artuñedo, S.J., director of the Spanish Archive
Archaeologists find large-scale rock art in Alabama cave
Ancient Art Archive and Dr. Jan Simek of the University of Tennessee used 3D digital modeling techniques to uncover previously unknown large-scale indigenous rock art on a cave ceiling in the southeastern United States. Ancient Art Archive was able to perform the large-scale 3D modeling that enabled
Neanderthals may have inhabited Scandinavia
Whether Neanderthals would have reached latitudes as far north as Scandinavia is a question that has been debated by scientists for many years. The prevailing thesis so far is that they never got there, basically because the weather didnt allow it, it was too cold. But a new study indicates otherwi