Have you seen the episode where they did meet

[secigyg]

I'm not too educated with North American archaeology
Can you recommend a good book on human migration in the past? I've always find it a fascinating topic.
Coincidentally just now I'm reading "Sapiens: A Brief History*
DNA analysis is also a huge (and VERY recent) technology that*

[kendy]

There was a PBS special last week. It said about 20K years ago during the last GREAT ice age so much sea water was in ice that a land bridge between Siberia and Alaska was above sea level. Unfortunately the Glaciers of Alaska were as rugged as jagged mountains so nigh impassable ice. Experts believe the Siberians used wooden whale and seal skin small boats much like the Inuits use today to hug the west coast migrating past the dangerous ice mountains. Eventually colonizing North and South America. Kind of a short summary for 20,000 years.

I don't know where you live but we have public libraries with librarians wanting to help you.

[Zombies are people too]

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Coincidentally just now I'm reading "Sapiens: A Brief History*[/QUOTE]

Isn't great? Yuval Noah Harari is soo good #jewishpride xD Read Homo Deus next if you want to be scared and blown away simultaneously.

Another great NA anthro that's only a few years old is "1491" By Charles Mann.

-DM <3