[Pharmboy]

One to two years ago there was a paper that said about one-third of Native American's genes cam from Europe in an eastern migration that hooked them up with indigenous people of what's now Siberia.

This seems to be another way of saying the same thing.

[Pharmboy]

Interesting stuff, eh? Perhaps blam might say that the Euros got here across the Atlantic. Definitely could be.

[Roman_War_Criminal]

We’ll if you ever watch Scott Wolter, he’s convinced that Euro’s made it to the New World way before Columbus and mixed with the locals.
It’s an interesting topic.

[JimSEA]

It certainly makes sense if they were hunters who followed the retreat of the glaciers and the megafauna north. Some went east, some west.

[ifinnegan]

“This seems to be another way of saying the same thing.”

Seems like that, yes.

[BenLurkin]

So where do redheads come from?

[NormsRevenge]

Soooo, 15K years ago, the Beatles began that trip down the long and winding road to.. Well, descendants thereof anyway.. a boogie fever even Justin Bieber can jiggy to.

It was all in the genes,, except for those who prefer jeans.

The Family Tree

Gospel, Rock and Contemporary

The Universe is a looped song.

Hummm along if ya can.

Our forebears probably did.

[familyop]

It was apparent in some northeastern American Indians.

[ExCTCitizen]

About 25 years ago, when Donald Trump wanted a casino in Connecticut, he said that the Pequot and Mohegans didn’t look like Indians. Of course, the east coast of America were visited by the Vikings and others before Columbus.

[Candor7]

Ping to the “3rd” human genome.