Chariots of the Black Shang (Africans in Ancient China Pt II) – Marc Washington’s Perspective

Picture caption: Shang dynasty chariot sacrifice with two horses and driver partially visible behind. This well-pre-served burial was excavated in 1972 near Anyang. The chariot is an improved version of a type that first appeared in West Asia around 1600 BC. The practice of chariot sacrifice exemplifies the combination of war and religion in early Chinsese political organization.

LEGEND: When the question of the early appearance of the chariot in China is brought up, never is it realized what these images show – that the earliest Chinese and the ones who brought civilization to China were, by phenotype, Africans. This is evident with the Er-li-tuo of the upper picture and the Shang images, shown in the column. Neither is it known or acknowledged that the so-called “Asian” chariot of which the Shang is a type, was used in the Altaic mountains of Siberia by, the phenotypic remains of the people show, Africans who were equestrians. If you cannot see web page below, click following link:
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