context: The Germans (also: the Germans, or Grammen) are the ancestors of the Tuareg, who settled in southwestern Libya, and part of southern Algeria, a region that the Tuareg calls the Azjar. [1] The information about the history of the Germanic people is skeptical, even though Herodotus' information dates back to the fifth century B.C. However, the architectural monuments dating back to the time before Herodotus were discovered in many sites on Fezzan, and stone tools were found that date back to the time of the Asholian and Eritrean cultures (from 100 thousand to 30 thousand years BC), and many sites are still awaiting disclosure. There are also many rock photographs and drawings, although scholars do not see them as dating back to the time of the Neolithic period. [2] It was the first written written reference on the Germans that was made by Herodotus, and after that a gap occurred, which did not really close until Pliny wrote about Cornelius Balbus's campaign against the Germans. [3]
question: Who are the Germans?
answers.text: ancestors of the Tuareg, who settled in southwestern Libya, and part of southern Algeria, a region that the Tuareg calls the Azjar