Oscar Fonck Sieveking: The Vikings and the Berbers the most daring conquerors

What you are reading here is not an article, but an attempt to transcribe and translate a book written in Spanish by the Chilean anthropologist Oscar Fonck Sieveking. Part 1 The Vikings and the Berbers the most daring conquerors
Part 2 ANALOGIES BETWEEN BERBERS AND VIKINGS

While the Vikings took possession in historical times of a great part of continental Europe and of Iceland, Greenland and part of North America (Vinland), the North African Berbers extended their primitive influence over all of North Africa, to the point of dominating Egypt during some periods, since there were some pharaohs of Berber lineage. The last years and their careful investigations have managed to unravel the mystery of the origin of the so called Polynesians or Maoris, being established that they were descendants of the Berberiscos indicated above. The arrival of Egyptians and Berbers, as well as Libyans and Mauretanians in America, cannot be disputed either, since the toponymies existing in Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Central America and Mexico prove it. A flotilla of ships under the command of Maui and Rata arrived in Chile in 232 B.C., leaving toponymies in Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Central America and Mexico. C., leaving toponymies in the area of Arica and Tinguiririca. The explanation of the similarity in their customs of Berber and Viking shows that during a certain time they must have been neighbors. Oscar Fonck Sieveking has been able to unravel the mystery of the origin of Polynesians and Easter Islanders, with what Ilego to the study that today is presented to our readers.
Prehistory, imperfectly known by current science, begins to yield a great number of its secrets through inscriptions on rocks, toponymies and religious beliefs, allowing us to correct those errors in which previous researchers fell, due to ignorance of details of great importance.
This book tries to correct some of these errors, relating the great conquerors of the Northern Hemisphere with the intrepid navigators of the Southern Hemisphere.
 Prologue
In recent decades, the concepts related to the prehistory of our world have changed substantially. Research carried out by scientists as well as by laymen and amateurs has established surprising and unexpected facts that sometimes seem implausible, but which can no longer be disputed. For centuries there was a misconception that Christopher Columbus was the first to reach America. It is now well known that the Icelanders and Greenlanders arrived almost five hundred years earlier in “Vinland”, the north-eastern part of North America. But only in the last few years has it been possible to prove that the Egyptians and the Berbers or Libyans arrived on our American shores in 232 B.C., leaving behind some toponyms that are still preserved, even though most of them are of Mapuche origin. The fact that the North African toponyms have been able to remain in Chile, intermingled with the Araucanian ones, is an irrefutable demonstration that those intrepid navigators knew how to maintain themselves in autonomous groups among the Araucanian tribes. In my previous book entitled “Rapa Nui, the last refuge”, (1) I recounted the story of eleven North African Berber tribes, who, oblivious to the increasing desertification of the Sahara region and the Atlas Mountains, set out in search of an island in a vast distant ocean, which had been located by one of their clairvoyants. For this they had to cross more than half the world, from central North Africa, through Egypt, where they dominated for some time and provided that country with pharaohs, through Arabia, Syria, Mesopotamia (Iraq, Iran) to India. In that subcontinent they settled in the Indus Valley, in the cities of Harappa and Mohenjo Daro, around 2,500 BC, where they stayed for some time. BC, where they stayed for some time, before continuing their journey across Indochina to the large islands of Borneo, Java and Sumatra. They then proceeded to Australia and New Zealand, from where they began their conquest of the Great Ocean, even reaching Rapa Nui (Easter Island) and later America. But before these groups, other North African groups had already made contact with the American cultures, among them the Egyptians, as I have already mentioned.
It has been demonstrated that the Egyptians were perfectly familiar with the geography of our world and that they traded gold, furs and wood with American countries, as is even mentioned in the Bible, where the country of Ophir appears, which undoubtedly corresponds to “Peru”. That there has been a distortion of the letters is understandable…. And the proof that it is American gold lies in the fact that in the Paralipomenon (book 2.°, chap. 3) it is said that Solomon covered the temple with sheets of very fine gold, which in Hebrew bears the name “aurum parvaim”, which clearly means gold from the land called twice Piru, because the ending aim is a dual number in Hebrew grammar, which plainly fits and refers to the two American regions of Peru and Mexico, and so, where the Vulgate says in the book of the Paralipomenon: “Porro autem aurum erat probatissima”, Sant Spaguino translates: Aurum autem erat ex locu Parvaim. Other places mentioned in the Bible resemble those of ancient American cities, of Mexico and other countries. (2) That many other peoples, such as the Chinese, the Japanese, the Javanese, etc., arrived in America in pre-Christian times, is proved by drawings on pottery or engravings on rocks and by related languages.
In another book that is about to appear in Argentina (Editorial Distar Libros SRL) entitled “Apaches, Comanches, Mapuches”, I show without a doubt that the Mapuche or Araucanian Indians arrived on the American continent many thousands of years ago through the Bering Strait, clarifying the region of origin which is located at a point near Korea, since there is the Gulf of Chili with an island called Huapin-su. HUAPI means Island in Mapuche, which in itself is an irrefutable proof that the Mapuches came from that region, but they arrived in America through two migrations: the first must have come through East Asia, in its northern part, arriving through the Bering Strait. The second was by sea through the Gulf of Chili. (3) All this is extraordinarily interesting to the point that it is well worth exploring the subject in depth. There are innumerable details confirmed by anthropologists, archaeologists and philologists, so that it is no longer possible to doubt these migrations, these stupendous voyages of primitive peoples across the oceans of our world, proving that they had already lost their fear of the possibility that they might fall into the abyss where the sea ended, according to the thinking of many ancient peoples who believed that our world was flat. In order to demonstrate in my books these theories of the arrival of the Egyptians and Berbers to Easter and America, I had to resort to archaeological, anthropological and philological studies, accumulating enough background information for the Ministry of Public Education to accept the book RAPA NUl, THE LAST REFUGE as didactic material for teachers of Cultural Anthropology and Historical Sciences in Chile, in their first and second grade. This proves that my theories have been accepted, after meticulous studies. Even the history of the Incas enters a new dimension, due to my latest research which proves beyond doubt that they were descendants of North Africans who stayed a certain number of years in Java, from where they later moved to Peru, starting the constructive adventure which led them, as Sons of the Sun, to form an immense empire, fiercely organised and which, without the invasion of the Spanish conquerors, would surely have expanded even further in the southern part of our continent.
The corresponding book should soon appear under the title “Qahunas, Arikis, Incas”. (4) To return to North Africa, it should be made clear that the Berbers of those regions were originally blond, tall, blue-eyed and very muscular. Among them there were many redheads, a fact that was repeated on Easter Island among the “long-eared”, according to the traditions of the natives. That they had red hair is proved by the fact that the “Moais” or huge stone sculptures on Easter Island were crowned with large blocks of red stone. Naturally, over the millennia, the Berbers must have mixed with the Libyans, Egyptians and Moroccans. The Tuareg were a branch of the Berbers. It is clear that the primitive peoples of the Mediterranean have a magnificent navigation with their ships and boats, which were initially used for fishing and later for trade and conquest. It is to be supposed that the two great peoples, about whom I have made conscientious researches, initially lived together. They may have belonged to the same ethnic group, but were separated by the vagaries of life, the Vikings remaining in northern Europe, while the Berbers settled in North Africa. How it has occurred to me to relate the Vikings with the Berbers is easy to understand, since both have a common characteristic: that of venturing with their ships or boats over the great spaces of the oceans in search of adventures, conquests and new horizons. The navigability of these boats has been demonstrated by these incredibly daring voyages, which have already been proven beyond doubt by great scientists, since traces of the arrival of the Vikings in North America have been found in various places, in the form of engravings of Norse runes on rocks. And the same must be said of the North Africans, whose inscribed stone stelae are often bilingual. They are scattered over the islands of the great space of the Pacific Ocean, from Java and Easter Island, to the South American mainland. This eagerness to build ships is common to both peoples. The Norsemen built their “dragons” (name given to elegant boats with a very high prow and stern and usually ending in a dragon’s head).
Polynesian (post-African) ships were simpler, but just as reliable. Many times they were double canoes joined by a platform crossed over them, with capacity for hundreds of people. Other times they were just rowing boats, perhaps with an extra sail, with an outrigger running parallel to the boat and floating alongside. Both ships were of high nautical value. To find similarities between the two peoples, it was necessary to study them in depth, finding differences or similarities. For example, the people of Easter Island had a very strange custom: they raised a group of children in caves, forbidding them to go out into the sun, so that they would stay white, without being toasted. When they were presented in public, that party was called “HIKINGA ‘KAUNGA”. Hikinga and Wikinger (name of the Vikings) sounds very similar, so it could be assumed that this traditional custom was intended to remember the color of the remote ancestors who were white, blond and light-eyed. Naturally this is not enough as a demonstration. But let’s keep investigating. If we try to translate the name Wikinger based on the current Easter Islander, naturally we would have to adapt it to the pronunciation of the islanders, which could be: UIKINGA – UI- “religion. doctrine”. K II”language, language”. NGA – “group”, that is, a group with one religion and one language. We can provide another convincing fact: there is a collection of Nordic trovas called EDDA, which brings together a large number of memories of the adventurous life and the legends of the Vikings and the Nordics. Among these trovas there are some that give us really incredible data, which demonstrate a remote relationship between the two ethnic groups. Below I translate a stanza from the Icelandic trovas: “I began to prosper and I began to think, I grew up and I felt good. The word of the word gave me the word. The work of the work granted me the work. You will find runes and counseling sticks , Very powerful sticks. Very powerful sticks that ODIN used, that the great Gods created, and that the most sublime of the Gods engraved”. From this trova it is clear, without a doubt, that the God Odin or Wotan engraved runes on sticks they had, just like the Easter Islanders, when they engraved their “rongo – rongo” {Rune and Rongo mean the same thing). The islanders used not only tablets (kohou) for their writing, but also sticks, as evidenced by the fact that the “easton de Santiago” from Easter Island is preserved in the Natural History Museum of Santiago. which matches the description of Wotan’s staff. The Easter Islanders and Polynesians worshiped the God TANE. (WOTAN). The fact that the Vikings, like the Easter Islanders, have had the custom of carving their messages on sticks, and that the glyphs have been called “RUNE” or RONCO, undoubtedly indicates a common origin, which cannot be ignored. A branch of the Berbers were the Tuareg who lived in the same North African region. These were already known as great navigators, since during the conquest of the Iberian Peninsula by the Moors, the Tuareg actively participated in the battles, quickly crossing from North Africa to the South of Spain, also carrying out acts of piracy. The Tuareg had their dead buried, accompanying them with exquisitely carved tablets, in which two eyes and a nose were represented, an emblem that the people of Easter Island currently have on their island, engraved on walls and rocks, and which is the representation of their god  Make-Make. These tablets undoubtedly relate to the North African culture with the Easter Island and bore the name “Eye Amulets”.

Black Africans, on the other hand, used sticks with incisions, in order to remember their royal genealogies. The number of incisions allowed them to remember the number of kings, so that none of them would be forgotten. This system may have been the beginning of this way of writing on wooden sticks, i.e. a memory aid system. If the North Africans and the Vikings were really related, we should be able to prove it on the basis of toponyms or place names in the Nordic countries. I will devote one of the next chapters to this problem. Of course, it is known that the Vikings dominated the Mediterranean Sea for a certain period of time, which explains why there were sister peoples on the Black Continent to serve as footholds during their voyages. These details show that it is not unreasonable to assume a common origin of the two peoples mentioned. As a foreword is intended to orient the reader as to the purpose of the book, I do not wish to prolong it. I ask my readers to join me in the fascinating search for the truth in relation to one of the puzzles of our world’s past, a puzzle that will take shape as we read the book, with the facts fitting together, piece by piece, until we present a complete mosaic, with no gaps. We will have to consider countless details of great interest, such as customs, languages, place names, arts, writings and other points that allow us to link the two cultures. The educated man who seeks to orient himself about the past of our world, will find a wealth of details that interest him and will show you that we are only at the beginning of a new era to establish prehistory, which will reveal its secrets based on the study that thousands of scientists, researchers and laymen are carrying out all over the world. Every day we learn of new excavations, of various discoveries and of studies of interpretation of the ancient inscriptions of the past, allowing us to broaden the horizon of our knowledge. The Author.

Text of the pyramids “It came flames out of the island on the day of the great flood

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