Definition: The word "Antikings" comes from Greek, meaning "insects," referring to humans or their descendants living in ancient times. Detailed definition: Antikings were nomadic people who lived in the Americas during prehistoric times, migrating through various regions and civilizations until eventually settling on North America. Antikings are often portrayed as hunter-gatherers with large, humanoid faces, short stubble beard, and long beards or moustaches. They were known for their agriculture practices, farming, and trading with other societies.