Abstract
The Amazing people from North Africa settled in the Canarian Archipelago at the beginnings of the st millennium BC and developed a culture on the islands that can be linked to native North African societies and magical religious practices associated with the religions of the ancient Amazing Nevertheless the research developed during the th and the beginnings of the th centuries underestimated the African roots of the Canarian past This paper analysis the archaeological evidences that reinforce the African roots of the Canarian indigenous people and the theoretical and political reasons that help to understand how the colonial past has played a crucial role in the making of the image of the Canarian natives
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