Columbus reached the West Indies with the aid of advanced sailing ships and sophisticated metal instruments. But the first settlers were too primitive, right?
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[__ Science __ ] Coming to America by Boat
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Milk-Drops
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It's very interesting. Archeology is very cool.
I haven't read the article yet I should post Spanish surveys of Florida that are still referenced.
Milk-Drops
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It's mostly just referencing studies that came out a fee years back. Basicly new discoveries in Brazil show that humans may have migrated down the coast sooner than originally thought.
The land bridge theory has not been the primary explanation since the 90s and early 2000s. It was just one of several ways people immigrated to the America's from the Asian continent.
Barbarian
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It makes a lot of sense. They didn't cross oceans because until the Polynesian expansion, no one knew how to navigate open seas. But moving by boat down coastlines is a quick and effective way to explore. In Europe, that's how the Megalith culture in Europe expanded starting about 7,000 years ago.