Bering Land Bridge Hypothesis: Revision history

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  • curprev 03:4003:40, 18 October 2022‎ Jb talk contribs‎ 2,923 bytes +2,923‎ Created page with "In 1948, University of California anthropologist Alfred Louis Kroeber announced that, henceforth, the "maximal period" of human occupancy in the Americas would be set at 12,000 years, a duration subsequently extended to 15,000. As he put it in his definitive ''Anthropology'': *"It may be said that in the opinion of most Americanists, ethnologists as well as archaeologists, the first human immigrants arrived in the Western Hemisphere in late Pleistocene times. The meagerl..."
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