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Dr. Gregory L. Little | Denisonvan Origins: The Giants, The Mounds, & The Path of Souls
Southern Migration Routes and Amazonian Genetics
Genetic evidence from a tribe in the Brazilian Amazon shows a direct link to indigenous populations in the South Pacific, suggesting a southern migration route. This theory proposes that ancient travelers used rafts to follow the coastline of Antarctica to reach South America, bypassing the traditional Bering Strait route. This multi-incursion model suggests the Americas were populated by various groups from Asia and the Pacific at different times.