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Anthropology

Martin68

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7. Really cool science. Isn't it possible that before sea levels were low enough to raise the land

Reply to Jilly_in_VA (Original post)

Fri Oct 6, 2023, 01:16 PM

Oct 2023

bridge, vessels were used to island hop across the Bering Straits? We know that people on the coasts were very navigationally savvy with excellent nautical skills.

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New Mexico footprints are oldest sign of humans in Americas, research shows [View all] Jilly_in_VA Oct 2023 OP

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+1 2naSalit Oct 2023 #4

I can think of one possibility... 2naSalit Oct 2023 #3

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Really cool science. Isn't it possible that before sea levels were low enough to raise the land Martin68 Oct 2023 #7

Certainly not 20,000 years ago, but markodochartaigh Oct 2023 #8