[PhilCollins]

In 1996, I read, in the L.A. Times, that, in Oregon, scientists found a skeleton, and they know, from the bones, that the person was a white man. Because of the age, the scientists know that the man died before the first Indians came, on the natural bridge, from Asia. This proved that Whites were on North America before Indians, but I didn’t hear much about this news.

[1000 silverlings]

would that be the Japanese skeleton that was found in Washington actually? It's all just a big embarrassment to the scientists who stake everything on their own pet theory, ie, everybody came across the land bridge from Asia.

People being people, they actually came from other places by boat as well as migration. Testing DNA in Native Americans has produced some interesting results, but how to interpret the results is the issue.

they can tell you where the dna has been but not the timeline

[Islander7]

You are referring to Kennewick Man, an ancestor of Jean-Luc Picard.

[preacher]

Kennewick Man

http://preview.tinyurl.com/2e5sew4

[xjcsa]

In 1996, I read, in the L.A. Times, that, in Oregon, scientists found a skeleton, and they know, from the bones, that the person was a white man.

I'm pretty sure you just set a record for most commas in a sentence.

[TheThinker]

Because of the age, the scientists know that the man died before the first Indians came, on the natural bridge, from Asia. This proved that Whites were on North America before Indians, but I didn’t hear much about this news.

Perhaps Scandinavian as well?

[TheThinker]

And if what you say turns out to be true, where did all those whites go? Did they die out on their own, which, after surviving the trip, I find doubtful or were they wiped out by the arriving Asians/Indians?