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Anthropology

moniss

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2. I would point out that

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Fri Apr 5, 2024, 07:45 AM

Apr 2024

the idea that all of the indigenous tribes came over the "land bridge" is not a universally accepted premise by everyone. Particularly in the indigenous community themselves.

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Research reveals the first-ever language spoken by the people of North America [View all] Judi Lynn Apr 2024 OP

I have the feeling the author of this article used ChatGPT or a similar AI aid. Mister Ed Apr 2024 #1

I would point out that moniss Apr 2024 #2

What are the alternate theories? jmbar2 Apr 2024 #3

Many of the indigenous people feel moniss Apr 2024 #6

Thanks so much for the new learnings jmbar2 Apr 2024 #7

The theory of Native American ancestors wnylib Apr 2024 #10

When I say the group moniss Apr 2024 #12

Regarding digging up bones and artifacts, and wnylib Apr 2024 #13

I am glad you agree that science is not absolute moniss Apr 2024 #14

We are in agreement on the languages, too. wnylib Apr 2024 #15

Unreliable summary Dear_Prudence Apr 2024 #4

Good points. Thanks. There was more than one wave wnylib Apr 2024 #11

Fascinating language study. Basic LA Apr 2024 #5

I wondered about the the moment I saw the author's name. It seemed too peculiar. Thank you! Basic LA. Judi Lynn Apr 2024 #8

You're so welcome. Basic LA Apr 2024 #9