HISTORY OF MIGRATIONS FROM Altay, GREATER TURKESTAN AND EUROPE TO THE AMERICAN CONTINENTS, PROF. DR. MURAD ADJI

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MIGRATION OF CENTRAL ASIAN TURKISH TRIBES MIGRATION TO THE AMERICAN CONTINENTS

White Man"(Pale Benizli) Before invading the country of the Native American Indians in 1492 and settling on the continent that was later called America,their life was full of beauty.

When the ”Pale Benizli"s set foot in America, they encountered the Natives who have been the main owners of these lands for centuries. European “Pale Moles” who saw Natives who had darker and sunburned smooth skin than themselves, called these Natives they met for the first time as “Red Man” and “Red Skin” (Indian) because of the color of their skin. However, American Indians never want to be called ”Indians" themselves.

Where did these Natives, who hosted the “Whites” who came to these lands from Europe in their own homes, shared their winter food with them and eventually lost their land by being attacked by their guests, come to this continent, which was later called America?

Scientific research and discussions about the original source of the Native American tribes have become increasingly widespread and important, especially in recent years. At the end of their “gene” research on human bones found on both sides of the Bering Strait, Siberia, Alaska and South of Alaska, and human fat residues that preserve their presence in the soil, independent experts who continue their research on these issues have determined with scientific certainty that these people who lived on the Asian and American continents were close relatives of each other. Scientists who are descendants of people who came to America via Europe insist on turning their backs on these facts that have been found and brought to light and not giving up their attitude for now.

The physical evidence obtained during the excavations definitely reveals that there were great migrations from Asia to the American continent via the Bering Strait.

To the west of Alaska, the Aleutian islands (ana uut – Ana Tip) extend like a finger of martyrdom towards the Asian lands in a region covered by the waters of the Pacific Ocean. Covering an ocean area of thousands of kilometers, these islands are a “stepping stone” to the Asian tribes that broke away from their native land in Asia and began to migrate towards North America, preoccupying scientists who are investigating where the American Indians came to this continent, which was named America after 1492.

Social and physical anthropologists insist on the idea that this series of islands, called the Aleutian (Main Uut-Main Tip),was used as a stopover and resting place by tribes and communities moving from Asia to the East and North-East for migration to North America. Starting from one island first, passing to another,resting there for a while,gathering energy, completing their deficiencies for a longer and more difficult journey, these Asian tribes used these islands, which resemble the ”Finger of Martyrdom”, as a stepping stone when crossing to the American continent, by moving to another island located further east from where they were.

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From the remains of their dead left behind by these tribes, who are constantly moving Eastward from their birthplace, from the tools and items they use, from the remnants of the food and food they ate, from the pieces of clothing and clothing left behind, from the characteristics of the community created by those who crossed to the American continent alive, and from the physical structure of people, scientific research clearly reveals which part of Asia these people who migrated are from.

In addition to these physical lunatics, the situation becomes clearer when we add epics, folk tales, legends and other folklore samples from the examples of healing state literature that they brought with them when they came. Today, folklore samples compiled from among the Native American tribes living in North America, especially around the Bering Strait and in the south of Alaska, in the regions following the Rocky Mountains, the Dec Decrement that they live among the tribes and communities in Central Asia and the North-East of this region, are considered quite serious evidence by the world's experts and researchers on the subject.

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The physical evidence of these people crossing from Asia to the American continent has definitely been found and brought to light. When we add to these physical evidences the epics, folk tales, legends and other folkloric products from the examples of healing folk literature that they brought by keeping them alive in their memories and teaching them to the younger generations, the situation becomes serious and the landscape completely changes. Folklore samples compiled in North America, especially among the Indigenous tribes living on both sides of the Bering Strait and living in the regions that slide south and follow the Rocky Mountains (Rocky Mountains) southwards, the discovery that they also live among Turkish noble people in Central Asia and the North-East of Central Asia, are considered invaluable evidence by the world's experts and researchers on this topic.Dec.Dec.