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早在一个半世纪以前,一些西方学者就提出公元前1000年可能有大批在中国历史上被周打败的殷人,渡海逃亡,漂泊到美洲西海岸,在今墨西哥地区建立国家①。本世纪30年代,这种说法曾得到一些中国学者的赞同②。1973年和1975年,在美国加利福尼亚海岸两个地方进行的水下考古发现了一些人工石器,其中一个表面聚积有2.5～3毫米厚的锰矿外衣。一些美国学者便按锰1000年积聚1毫米推断它们可能是2000～3000年前中国沉船的石锚,重新提出了“殷人航渡美洲说”。但另一些学者则认为,这些石器可能是100年前巾国渔民的遗物。房仲甫先生是当今国内“殷人
As early as a century and a half ago, some western scholars proposed that in 1000 BC there may be a large number of beings who were defeated in the Chinese history by the Zhou Dynasty. They flee to the west coast of the Americas to establish a state in the present-day Mexico. In the 1930s, this view was endorsed by some Chinese scholars. In 1973 and 1975, underwater archeology at two locations off the coast of California, the United States, found artificial stone tools, one of which had 2.5-3 mm thick manganese deposits on one surface. Some American scholars have deduced that they might have been the stone anchors of Chinese shipwrecks 2000-2000 years ago, according to the accumulation of 1 millimeter in 1000 years of manganese, and re-proposed the “Yin Triad American”. However, other scholars believe that these stone tools may be the remains of the fishermen in the towel countries 100 years ago. Mr. Fang Zhongfu is the current “Yin person.”