The ancient era is variable, varying from 30,000 BC to late 9th century AD. Medieval Norseman (born in Norway) Eric the Red, Discovered Greenland. The son of 'Eric the Red', Leif Ericson (Icelandic born) was the first European to land in America, in 1002/1003 AD. and established a Norse Settlement in Vínland. Which is at the northern tip of Newfoundland, Canada.
It was North America
Yes; According to the Mormons, Jesus visited North America. According to all other historical accounts, however, Jesus did not come to North America.
In the year 1002 or 1003.
He was searching for new lands to colonize.
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If it is a Breaker company in North America, it would be NABCO. You can visit their site at www.nabreakers.com
The USA, Mexico and Canada are the three North American countries you can visit.
Why are you people spreading lies it's been known that there is a egypt in America and pyramids before the 1400s can you dummies read or you just full up white supremacy also Egypt had an ancient nap of South America and American tobacco hàs been found in Egyptian tombs so keep spreading lies
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Usually 1492 is given as the year that Europeans- represented by Christopher Columbus- arrived in North America. This is because that was when Europe became fully aware of the existence of the continent, and had the technology and resources to exploit it. However, it is generally accepted that Europeans did visit North America prior to that time. Around the 1000-1100's, Vikings appear to have settled in parts of Canada. It is also possible that people were able to visit North America before then. There are claims out there that Phoenicians (people related to the ancient Jews who were originally from the Middle East but later also lived in North Africa and Spain), Chinese and Africans may have visited or settled in North America.
The first people to visit North America were the Indians, or indigenous people, or first nations, as they are variously called.
can't be accurately answered - but they are known to have visited at least twice.