The American Heritage Registry called the Geneva Project is a database to register the remaining descendants belonging to the original American heritage race of Ana-sa-zi people-Ethnically referred to as American Indians- racially identified as Negro/ Black Americans The data base  documents Black Americans who have American Indian Ancestry heritage ancestry via  mother, grandmothers, great-great grandmothers et . The registry documents  descendants born from  American Negro women to their original ancestral ethnic origins as American Indians. The registry database will ensure the descendants from the original American race called the "Anasazi peoples" ethnically referred to as the American Indian race and racially renamed Negro- will be included in the calculation of the remaining indigenous lineages of descendants belonging to the original American Indian heritage race.  Black American who register will be eligible to  continue to receive protection and benifits from affirmative action, international Human right laws  and indigenous rights declarations ,   as Indigenous Americans instead of immigrant decendants to America belonging to women (heritage) of African Ancestry. as African Americans.

The registry documents Black American people as a collective- human right to be correctly recognized for their factual ethnic race identity as being the descendants for the continuation of the direct Bloodline linage from the original American Indian race heritage “called Anasazi” creating the tremendous Mound builders civilization and consisting of over 500 Nations- originally termed American Indians, Amerindians, Native Americans, secondary term for ethnic racial identity is Negro. Fact:  American Negro people are not Africans they are  Indigenous Americans instead of immigrants to America.