How Genetics and Indigenous Knowledge Are Rewriting Prehistoric America
For generations, the story of North America’s first peoples was presented as tidy and straightforward. Humans crossed a land bridge from Siberia to Alaska during the last Ice Age, followed migrating animals, and gradually spread southward. Textbooks illustrated it neatly, museum exhibits displayed it cleanly, and for decades, this single-migration theory shaped our understanding. But …
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