What Do Most Archeologists Think Was The Reason That The First People Crossed Beringia?

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1. blakenyp says:

   March 1, 2010 at 1:04 am

   The traditional theory is A, people came following game herds. However, since we’re generalizing about what most archaeologists think, most archaeologists no longer accept that human migration to the Americas was done primarily via the Bering Straight land bridge. While that was probably a significant part of the equation, multiple other routes have been suggested and many of them have decent supporting evidence. There’s a theory that people may even have come over a land bridge from northern Europe to Greenland to Nova Scotia, though not many people buy into that one.