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Anthropology

Warpy

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1. Thanks, never did buy the land bridge hypothesis

Reply to wnylib (Original post)

Mon Mar 21, 2022, 04:02 PM

Mar 2022

although that did occur. It just wasn't the only way people got here, island hopping as they chased seals or schools of fish also happened. The evidence of habitation that predates the land bridge is building up in Brazil, Mexico, western Canada, and here in NM.

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Human life in Canada's Yukon Territory 24,000 years ago [View all] wnylib Mar 2022 OP

Thanks, never did buy the land bridge hypothesis Warpy Mar 2022 #1

Agree. I was always skeptical of the wnylib Mar 2022 #2

Oh, yeah, the pig ignorant lost tribes people Warpy Mar 2022 #3

Well, pale, blond, and blue-eyed is not wnylib Mar 2022 #4

I had a lot of friends back in Boston who fit exactly that description Warpy Mar 2022 #5

The main reason why European Christians speculated about wnylib Mar 2022 #6

It's a bizarre mindset that I've never really understood Warpy Mar 2022 #7