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New Evidence of Early Settlement in the Americas May Rewrite History

New Evidence of Early Settlement May Rewrite History

Medicine & Technology Jul 23, 2020

Stone tools discovered in a cave from central Mexico challenge the mainstream belief of when the first humans arrived in the Americas about 15,000 years ago. The lack of genetic evidence may possibly mean that the older peoples had been a 'lost group' and are not part of the modern gene pool.

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New Evidence of Early Settlement May Rewrite History

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