The 13,000-Year-Old Child Found In Montana – And What His DNA Revealed About The First Americans
The sky is still big.
And the people who descend, in the broad biological sense that the genome can document, from the people who buried this child have been in the Americas for all of the twelve thousand years between his death and the present — living, adapting, building cultures, losing some battles and winning others, maintaining connections to landscapes that the genomic record now confirms they have inhabited for far longer than the models of the mid-twentieth century allowed.
After Reburial: What Science Kept
When the Anzick child was reburied in 2014, the physical remains were returned to the earth.