Who were the first people that inhabit America?…the Continent America? Where did they come from? When did they first arrive in the continent? There are many answers from different scientific disciplines’ perspectives to these and other related questions. Answers that had/have been developed because of artifacts/objects that still were/are being found in ancient settlement/ruin sites. It is by a geographic mistake (Christopher Columbus thought that he arrived at the coast of India, Asia, in 1492) and by phenotypic characteristics that Mesoamericans had/have, were/are called “Indians.” Since then, 1492, “Indians” or “indios” (in Spanish) are the native/aboriginal America continent’s inhabitants or peoples. Other descriptive adjectives, such as “savage,” “wild,” “primitive,” or “beast” were used, as a justification for their demise/extermination by the European conquerors. Descriptive adjectives that are still in use as ways of dismissing, stereotyping, prejudicing, and social a