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Latin America

FirstLight

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1. amazing!

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Wed Jul 22, 2020, 04:09 PM

Jul 2020

So that means the original idea of crossing the Bering Straight is waayyy off, and that the tribes that make up the Olmec, Hopi, etc were really the first one's here?

gotta read the articles, but this is really interesting. Also lends creedence to those tribes' creation stories!

Thanks for posting these awesome finds!

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Earliest evidence for humans in the Americas [View all] Judi Lynn Jul 2020 OP

amazing! FirstLight Jul 2020 #1

It's all picking up speed now. An amazing time for people in these fields, Judi Lynn Jul 2020 #2

Surprise cave discoveries may double the time people lived in the Americas Judi Lynn Jul 2020 #3

I'll accept the 33,000 bpe figure. Here in New Mexico we have dormant volcanoes just west of abqtommy Jul 2020 #4

This is the first time I've seen experts describing this view, and it makes so much sense. Judi Lynn Jul 2020 #5

I enjoy sharing. A lot of things I've been exposed to long ago, like the Solutrean info. But as far abqtommy Jul 2020 #6

As always, thank you for these amazing posts. It is important to know that incredible work niyad Jul 2020 #7