The 10,300-Year-Old Man Found Inside An Alaskan Island Cave — And The DNA Test That Revealed 10,000 Years Of Native Coastal Continuity
His remains were fragmentary — bone and teeth, imperfectly preserved, recovered from a cave on a remote Alaskan island.
The information directly readable from those remains was limited, though substantial given the techniques applied.
And from those fragmentary remains, analyzed with the best methods modern science can bring to bear, emerged a story that reaches across the entire recorded history of human civilization and touches the present-day lives of the Indigenous peoples of the Northwest Coast.
Man Ahead of Us.
Shuká Káa.