Or really any physical evidence of the trans-atlantic slave trade?
For such a massive trade, their should be a ton of artifacts, but there's very little.
So I guess they were just making shit up when they produced these slave ship "seating" charts back in the 1820s right?
>>17823635 (OP)A lot of them were Scuttled by post-Civil War abolitionists, pic related is the scuttled wreck of the Clotilda, the last Transatlantic slave ship to bring slaves to the United States taken 1914 as it was happening
>>17823647Yeah of course they're fake, look at all that wasted space, could have easily fit like 200 more slaves in there.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_slave_ships
>Or really any physical evidence of the trans-atlantic slave trade?
Besides ship manifests, slave contracts, advertisements, ship schematics, building contracts, court documents, charts, passenger records etc etc
you know, just trivial stuff right?
>>17823667>look at all that wasted space, could have easily fit like 200 more slaves in there.The extra space is likely for food, equipment, and ship ballasts
>>17823647>So I guess they were just making shit up when they produced these slave ship "seating" charts back in the 1820s right?It's possible. Abolitionist propaganda was a thing.
>>17823635 (OP)>Or really any physical evidence of the trans-atlantic slave trade?How you think all those blacks ended up in the south picking cotton...dumbass
>>17823635 (OP)Were Confederates the first globohomo fags? Fighting to the death for the right to import mysery meat surely is an oddity in history.
>>17823657>ClotildaI'm pretty sure this being a space ship was debunked.
What evidence is there that it was a slave ship?
>>17823696they swam across the atlantic because they hard about gibs
>>17823701Slave*
Autocorrect is the worst these days.
>>17823696Yakub used his psychic powers to teleport them to america.
>>17823635 (OP)>Or really any physical evidence of the trans-atlantic slave trade?there is a museum in Charleston where the slave auctions were held with a lot of artifacts
>>17823696We been here all along crackkka.
>>17823972this video is an obvious parody
The São José, a ship owned by Antonio Perreira and captained by his brother, Manuel Joao Perreira, left Lisbon for Mozambique with more than 1,400 iron ballast bars in its cargo. Seeking new markets, it is one of the first attempts by European slave traders to bring East Africa into the broader trans-Atlantic West African trade.
Dec. 3, 1794—São José, laden with more than 400 captive Mozambicans likely from the interior of the country, set out for its destination: Maranhao, Brazil.
Dec. 27, 1794—Caught in variable winds and swells off the coast of Cape Town, the São José ran into submerged rocks in Camps Bay about 100 meters (328 feet) from shore.
Dec. 29, 1794—The captain submitted his official testimony before court, describing the wrecking incident and accounting for the loss of property, including humans. Surviving Mozambicans were resold into slavery in the Western Cape. Apart from the court documents and scant reports throughout the years, the incident of the São José and the fate of those 200 enslaved Mozambicans passes out of public memory.
After 1794—The Portuguese family who owned and operated the São José continued their international slave trade and make several complete voyages bringing captive Mozambicans to Northeast Brazil where they are sold into slavery on plantations in and near Maranhao.
1980s—Treasure hunters discovered the wreck of the São José and mistakenly identified it as the wreck of an earlier Dutch vessel.
2014–2015—Some of the first artifacts are brought above water through a targeted retrieval process according to the best archaeological and preservation practices. Using CT scan technology because of the fragility of the site, SWP identified the remains of shackles on the wreck site, a difficult undertaking, as extreme iron corrosion had occurred.
>>17823635 (OP)there aren't many surviving ships from that period altogether, anon, because ships are made of wood and don't last forever.
The exceptions tend to be historic museum ships, and most of those are newer. The USS Constitution is the only example I can think of off the top of my head old enough to be contemporary with the slave trade, although its a naval frigate not a slave ship.
>>17823709Blacks dont swim, dumbass
>>17823635 (OP)Why is the black population the majority in regions somewhat far from Africa, like Haiti, the Mississippi River, or parts of Brazil? Because this population of people of African origin in many places in the Americas must have been due to a somewhat massive migration, not due to isolated and atypical issues.
>>17824263Not to mention that most blacks in the Americas are of Western African origin specifically, and this shows in their respective folk cultures clearly being derivative of West African cultures, from Vodun to folk music that has been passed down since the slave era.
>>17824263Every place in the tropics has indigenous negritos. It's seems more like a tropics issue.
Do you ask; "why are their Black(looking) ppl in Melenesia far from Africa?".
>>17823635 (OP)What physical evidence do you have for Africans being imported en masse to the Americas by any other means?
>>17823698Somehow, all of Europe got together and decided to pretend that they were trading products for African Slaves, which were then used to run plantations in central and south America, the produce of which was re-imported to Europe.
They did so consistently over two centuries or so.
>>17825068Wouldn't be the first macro-lie we've encountered.
>>17823701Debunked where and by who specifically?
>>17823978You say that like you've been living under a rock for the last few years. It may well be a parody (I hope it is), but it's definitely not 'so far past what some people actually believe that nobody could ever think it was serious'.
>>17823635 (OP)Most ships from those times were salvaged, scuttled, or destroyed
>>17823635 (OP)A lot of slave ships were just trade ships. They put the human cargo next to other merchandise.
>The Transatlantic slave trade involved a triangular exchange of goods between Europe, Africa, and the Americas. European merchants traded manufactured goods like textiles, guns, and alcohol for enslaved Africans in West Africa. These enslaved people were then transported to the Americas, where they were forced to produce raw materials like sugar, tobacco, cotton, and coffee. These raw materials were then shipped back to Europe, completing the triangle.
>>17825309The biohazard situation would have killed everyone on the boat. That's part of the reason the narrative, as we understand it is suspect.
>>17825347>The Transatlantic slave trade involved a triangular exchange of goods between Europe, Africa, and the Americas. European merchants tradedThe evidence actually suggests human trafficking of that era was focused in the Caribbean taking enslaved ppl from both the americas and Africa and making them work on plantations and pressing them into naval and military service.
>>17823635 (OP)A lot of slave ships were just trade ships. They put the human cargo in the same ships they put other merchandise in and sometimes next to the other merchandise.
>The Transatlantic slave trade involved a triangular exchange of goods between Europe, Africa, and the Americas. European merchants traded manufactured goods like textiles, guns, and alcohol for enslaved Africans in West Africa. These enslaved people were then transported to the Americas, where they were forced to produce raw materials like sugar, tobacco, cotton, and coffee. These raw materials were then shipped back to Europe, completing the triangle.
>>17825168https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2018/03/05/590599227/alabama-wreck-isnt-the-remains-of-the-slave-ship-clotilda
People blindly believe anything in regards to the slave narrative for some strange reason.
>>17825355Yup. It also evolved into pic related.
>>17825304Many mixed natives in the American south were reclassified from Indian to Negro eventually leading them to get folded into the modern "African-American" identity. That is a documented fact.
>>17825358I mean it debunks how it wasn't the ship not that the shop never existed or that slavery never existed.
>>17825304the last part makes it clear that it's just a joke
>>17825374Paper genocide essentially. Tribes like the Yamasee didn't physically go extinct, they were (mis)classified out of existence.
Vast majority of the Atlantic Slave Trade was focused on the Caribbean, the next largest focus was South America. North America received a minority of the slaves brought over, and many of these were whatever was left over after selling to the Caribbean plantations first since they were wealthier and willing to pay more for good slaves than the relatively poorer North American slave markets.
So if you're looking for wrecks of slave ships you are better off scouring the Caribbean sea floor than the northern part of the Atlantic.
Of course I doubt most of these slave ships remained slave ships after the slave trade was effectively outlawed by Great Britain declaring it to be illegal. At that time, Britain controlled the Atlantic Ocean's shipping lanes so they had the power to enforce a complete embargo on the slave trade. Even if ships were secretly still engaging in trafficking slaves they'd have at the bare minimum pretended to be an above-board trading vessel.
>>17825374That would not lend any credence to the idea that the original inhabitants of the Americas were black, sub-Saharan, Africans.
>>17825377The 'We are Sun Gods' bit? Have you not spoken to a Black Nationalist before?
>>17825402>sub-Saharan, Africans.Not all tropically adapted ppls(negritos) are from Sub-Saharan africa. Asian pacific natives like melanesians are proof of that.
>>17824549Coincidentally, most of the tests done on Black people in America show recent origins in places like the Congo or Nigeria. Wouldn't that seem strange to you, since instead of Africa, they should be shown to be places like the Andes, the Amazon, or Inuit?
>>17825455There is no reference populations on these tests for "extinct" native tribes from the American south. They fill in the missing parts with random west African nations.
If you send your dogs spit to one of these companies, they're going to tell you he's from Nigeria or something similar.
Black Americans, non-immigrants, have much higher than expected melanesian type DNA.
>>17825408Compare the photo of the average (medium brown) Melanesian to the Hex Code #000000 woman in that vid. Tell me that she is ethnically Melanesian while keeping a straight face.
>>17825542The black girl was probably the child of African immigrants. Not a good representation for who I'm talking about.
>>17825475Even in the Caribbean there are many native peoples, and if the Black people of the southern United States were Native Americans, shouldn't they be related to the indigenous populations of Mexico, Canada, and the East?
>>17823635 (OP)>Or really any physical evidence of the trans-atlantic slave trade?Bruh we aren't doing this. Please.
>>17823635 (OP)>niggers just appeared out of nowhere one dayThey certainly didnt swim there.
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>>17823647Literally better leg room than modern economy class
>>17823711yeah, people who need autocorrect dare post here. vespera mundi.
