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American History

RZM

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1. I think the political implications are pretty much nil

Reply to ellisonz (Original post)

Wed Feb 8, 2012, 11:41 PM

Feb 2012

It's not all that different from what we already knew. It just places the ancestral homeland a bit further south and west than was commonly assumed. American history classes usually start with the 'land bridge,' now they will start with a brief comment about Altai before quickly moving on to the bridge.

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Is This Russian Landscape the Birthplace of Native Americans? [View all] ellisonz Feb 2012 OP

I think the political implications are pretty much nil RZM Feb 2012 #1

Well...... AverageJoe90 Jun 2012 #2