Asian-American Land Bridge

[peopleofthecircle]

Easiest route, most likely the 'winning' route.

Other routes far more difficult and therefore less likely.

[hispanicuscorpus]

i think we should build an orbital pump,,,pump all the water out put at level of 10000 year ago

[devil781]

You can look at Lebanon that started with the settlement of Occidental europeans. So maybe the human evolution don't go that fast, as you claim. But ethnical mixes can lead to different "race" in the matter of few hundred years. And the date 33 120 is part of an inter-glacial period so I don't understand when you say: "Well before any ice age!".

[devil781]

Binesii1 You should check your sources. Many examples of human population show that it is possible to physically change in couple of thousands of years, even less! You can look at the Hindus, who settled in Cambodia to build Angkor Wat (clearly Hindu made and started in 800 BC). Today the Khmer is a distinct ethnicity. I am myself Lao which is a mix of southern Chinese and mix of Khmer. You can look at the Philippines, which is clearly of mix of spanish and aboriginal people.

[MsCarowinds]

If that was still here in America, our population would go down. Know why? The asians that like to start fights would come over the land bridge, take over and kill us,

[sbc2k1]

@MsCarowinds The land bridge is gone but russian land still lies 2.5 miles away from u.s. land ... Since the 1990's there are three documented accounts of people crossing from Russia to the u.s. or vise-versa on foot! across the ice!

[evandarkon]

if russians and take over the usa then were screwed

[MsCarowinds]

@evandarkon um/? the land bridge was gone at thew end of the ice age...

[streeTkiDwannaBe]

@n1deon Scientists have generally provided full evidence showing native Americans come from a distinct ancestrial line and it's not Mongolian. It's an Eurasian race which fully emigrated over the berling bridge connecting Siberia and Alaska up to possibly 40,000 years ago. Them being descended from Mongolians is a common mistake.

[MsArgentana]

Fantastico.... it would be gorgeous if you could realise a 3d world sea level, during last maximum Wuerm ice age.

best compliments claudia

[minilemur]

Indeed, the gradual melting was a great boon to humanity, which was able to colonise another continent.

[Binesii1]

Wrong suposedly the water froze reavealing land so people could come across. People that came across the landbirge 10,000 years ago. The landbridge formed 18,000 years ago. But they have found reamains and artifacts of people there already in North and South America over 23,000 years ago. The theory is only partly true. People came over the landbridge but there were people here before that.

[N1DE0N]

those people in north america....indians (redskins) came from Asia, or specifically they are mongolians, they migrated when water was frozen into ice

[Binesii1]

There is some visible Asian heritage in some Native Americans. But as you can tell they are not all Mongolian. There is no way people can develop into a complete different race group in a couple thousand years. The Americas was a melting pot before the title was even made. There is proof of Japanese, Egyptian, Aleut, Sammi, and Northern African influence. There is a the Mohawk Nation has a older calendar than the Mayan's, the calendar has recorded 33,120 years! Well before any ice age!

[JossbIonche]

@N1DE0N as the people in south america too (the first ones actually), following the same migratory routes before, unless that they could have been enter across the other hipotetical access during the ice age in the even cooler south pole: the bigger Australian-Antarctic-American Land Bridge

[hotboyclarence]

Respond to this video...  They sailed across the Pacific in boats to South America and Mexico about 40,000 years ago. The Pacific Islanders where the most advanced sea faring human society until the 20th century...

[Propelled]

Must've been those darned mastadon farts that melted all that ice!