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Amazing!

Time immemorial, long time, is how long indigenous peoples have lived in the Americas. The oral histories speak truth.

Killjoy: we've known for decades that humans prolly arrived to the Americas over 30,000 years ago. Still joy: every new discovery like this is evidence of how robust those early migrations (plural) were.

Ответ для Malpaso Milan

But it's not that new, the Triquet dig started in 2017. When I was working archaeology in and around Philly we worked on several sites that were dated ~10K years old, the precursor people to the Lenai Lenape. Its still fascinating and an important dig, just not a new one.

So, the legend goes that old Jido Jabbour got really drunk one night and lost a bet and they sent him out on a raft from Lebanon...

Why is there shock and surprise? That's within the most conservative period for the human settlement of North America. (Newer evidence in Central/South America pushes it back up to 20,000 more years). My question: In BC, was this before or after the great Ice Age?

Ответ для Betsy Cazden