Thread 17914096

what's /his/'s opinion on pre-clovis theories for amerindian migration? what's the farthest-back date you will accept for when ancestral native americans entered the americas?

for me, i'd say about 23,000 BP, based on the white sands footprints site.

Humans originated in the Americas

>>17914561
false, optimus create human... then he dead
the end

>>17914561
you really believe this? explain it.

>>17914096 (OP)
Nigga you just wake up from 1988?

>>17914096 (OP)
>lapa do boquete
KEK

I'd say ~15,000 BP because of the bluefish caves.
I'm not completely sold on the whole footprints thing.

>>17914096 (OP)
The presence of Haplogroup c and slight Australian abo dna indicates humans have been there for a very long time

>>17914096 (OP)
>Huaca Prieta was a proto-civilization mound or pyramid, while every other site was basically a hunter-gatherer campsite
Why is this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeT_8_tmUUE