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Humans reached southern South America by 14,500 years ago, genomes from 139 Indigenous groups reveal
During the last ice age, humans crossing from Asia along the Bering Land Bridge underwent three major population splits as they traveled through the Americas, a new genetic analysis reveals. This ...
An archaeologist just overturned a major piece of evidence that humans reached South America before most of North America.
Pt. 1: Ideas -- Friars, antiquarians, and moundbuilders -- Palaeoliths and extinct animals -- Pt. 2: Ancestry -- In the beginning -- Modern humans take the stage -- Pt. 3: The crossing -- Beringia -- ...
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