Re: Back-Migrations (was: Siberian Arctic site dated to 27,000 BP)
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Date: 03/28/05
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Date: 28 Mar 2005 11:39:04 -0800
Dar,
The occurence of bones,which have been modified by humans,suggests that
there were people in the Crow River basin well before the last glacial
maximum [J Cinq Mar,2001].Whether the group was large enough to survive
and colonize the south is a moat point.The earliest migrants to North
America may not have been [?] sufficiently numerous to exist in a new
environment.Have you seen any articles,which discuss the size of
effective migrant colonists?
Bob
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