While I understand these facts, (and there are monkeys in America in the Jungles) the point is, there is evidence of homo sapiens sapiens living the hunter-gatherer lifestyle in America (at least until the 1850's).
MY saying is that indeed, the Eskimo, Inuit and others stayed in America, but some of them migrated across the Bering Land Bridge and went west towards the North Sea and some elected to stay in China and settled that part of Asia. Others of the group went into India, and later into Persia. Then, a group broke off and became the Indo-Aryans. They went into the Russian steppes and became the Aryans that some Europeans love to obsess over.
This group may have went west into Romania and became the Romani (Gypsies), south into Turkey and settled in Catal Hyuk. They may have then ventured west into the Trojan area, south into Mesopotamia, and over to Phoenicia when the time was right. The ones in Eastern Europe may have gone south into Macedonia, and further west into Italy to become the Etruscans. Then south to become the Romans, across the sea to become the Carthaginians (From Phoenicia).
Those on the Russian steppes went further west into Scandinavia to become the Proto-Vikings. As they migrated west, the ones in northern Italy went to the Danube and settled there. Then some went further west and settled in France, then into Spain. In Spain in Tartessos, they went across the oceans and settled Albion (England), and Eire (Ireland), some moved north to become the Picts and Scots.
The African Equation could be explained as follows - In Central America, the Toltecs settled, then spread out and sailed across the Atlantic to Africa. They settled Opar, and went on to conquer the entire continent up to the Sudan. In the Sudan region, they went north to Egypt and created an Empire. Some broke off when the Hyksos came and became the Tuaregs and Bedouin. Some of the Toltec could have crossed the pacific ocean to Rappa Nui (Easter Island) and from there the Pacific was theirs to command. They then could have settled in Australia.