Captain James Cook is generally credited with the discovery of Australia in 1770, but in reality he only discovered and mapped the east coast. Others beat him to it by as much as 150 years or more. Captain Cook was killed by the natives of an Hawaiian island as a result of an "incident" in 1779 - so he was not killed by natives of the Australian continent at all.
no there were Indian tribes
Yes and no. Because hundreds of tribes were killed by diseases brought from the European settlers, murder, etc., their individual cultures were lost as they died. However, as not all tribes of Native Americans were killed, many tribes of people have kept their cultures throughout the years, despite the dramatic assimilation and cultural genocide that occured. Hope that helps.
Experts speculate 30,000-15,000 years ago. Many Native American tribes believe they were created on the North American Continent.
There leader killed someone and it destroyed everything plus people say that the empire became to big to control other tribes were invading the roman empire . soliders were joining other tribes.
The genetic haplogroup X (specifically X2a), whose origins are in Jerusalem, has been found in over 100 Native American tribes, including the Delaware, the Sac and Fox, and others.
Brazil was officially discovered by Pedro Álvares Cabral, a Portuguese explorer, in 1500. However, it is important to acknowledge that indigenous peoples had been living in Brazil long before this discovery.
since god created them...... the first day of earth
No explorer invented them. They were designed and made by the tribes.
Sir Walter Raleigh discovered it in 1595.
No. There are no native peoples who live on the Antarctic continent.
The original Dorian tribes who settled there.
Well they came across the Hidatsa, the Shoshone, and the Mandan tribes
Iroquois
Iroquois
Probably by the tribes from the neolithic era.
Mohican tribes, Chappaqua, and some Crow Tribes iroquois
no there were Indian tribes