The 12,000-Year-Old Girl Found Deep Inside A Flooded Cave — And The DNA Discovery That Changed The Story Of The First Americans
The scientists read what she carried.
And what she carried, across twelve thousand years of darkness, was this:
We were here.
We have always been here.
And we are here still.
What Comes Next From The Cave
The Hoyo Negro site has not been exhausted by the research that produced the 2014 paper.
The investigation is ongoing, constrained by the logistical demands of deep underwater cave work but guided by questions that remain unanswered.
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