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8. Sorry I heard about that story from a Shawnee who was giving a talk to group interested in ecological....

Reply to wnylib (Reply #7)

Fri Jun 21, 2024, 12:45 PM

Jun 2024

… restoration.

Now where did the people living by the Chesapeake come from? Btw Native American People
are not thrilled about giving up samples of earlier people for DNA analysis.

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Ancient Chesapeake site challenges timeline of humans in the Americas [View all] Judi Lynn Jun 2024 OP

Wow! I should make the trek over there. Fantastic find. GreenWave Jun 2024 #1

I read that as "cheesecake." It's time to go back to bed. nt Gore1FL Jun 2024 #2

Me too, and I've been up for hours. jaxexpat Jun 2024 #3

So they found some 20,000 year old crab cakes? Botany Jun 2024 #4

I think that good places to search for early human presence wnylib Jun 2024 #5

Certain tribes such as the Shawnee have an oral history about their ancestors crossing the .... Botany Jun 2024 #6

Do you have a source link for Shawnee stories of originating wnylib Jun 2024 #7

Sorry I heard about that story from a Shawnee who was giving a talk to group interested in ecological.... Botany Jun 2024 #8

I have some Native ancestry through my paternal grandmother wnylib Jun 2024 #9

Thank you for your post Botany Jun 2024 #10

I've been following news about the arrival of people in the Americas wnylib Jun 2024 #11

Thirty years ago, worked as a contractor conducting an EIS on the Tongass National Forest of SE Alaska. PufPuf23 Jun 2024 #12

Sounds like it was interesting work. wnylib Jun 2024 #13

Sloppy to say land bridge as meant island/coastal hopping over a long period of time, PufPuf23 Jun 2024 #14

??? wnylib Jun 2024 #15

Itt's pretty well established that when the Siberian tribes crossed Beringia Warpy Jun 2024 #16