Editing Latinoamerica (section)

===The early Precolumbian Era===

As populations grew thanks to new agrarian techniques soon civilization started to emerge, let never GeeDubs fool you, that shit about humanity regressing due being stuck into some backwater planet runs against historical evidence if the American continent is any indication, while they never achieved the technological level of development of Eurasia until the Conquista imported it at gun point there was evident progress in most human activities, although hindered by the fact of living in a continent with little flat terrain, lots of mountain chains and jungles.

As early as 3000 BC you could find some cultures managing some decent feats of architecture such as religious citadels and temples to help themselves with astronomic calculations and the appeasing of the local deities.

Close to the beginning of the Common Age you could find the Mesoamericans have already invented a writing system based on glyphs, while in the southern regions commercial networks and advances in irrigation allowed for the local economy to thrive, as the centuries moved on new cultural iterations brought larger structures, better pottery, new crops and improvements in metal and stone workings