Thousands Of Humans Inhabited New World's Doorstep For 20,000 Years
ScienceDaily (2008-02-13) -- The human journey from Asia to the New World was interrupted by a 20,000-year layover in Beringia. Furthermore, the New World was colonized by approximately 1,000 to 5,000 people -- a substantially higher number than the 100 individuals of previous estimates. The developments help shape understanding of how the Americas came to be populated -- not through a single expansion event but in three distinct stages separated by thousands of generations. ...
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Thousands Of Humans Inhabited New World's Doorstep For 20,000 Years
Posted by Historical Melungeons at 2/13/2008 02:28:00 PM
Labels: berengia, DNA, East Asian, mtDNA, new world