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The Clovis Culture extended from Southern Canada to the US East Coast, West Coast Southeast Coast, Great Lakes and everywhere in between. Their projectile points have been found as far south as Venezuela. They were wide spread in North America and part of South America. Their technology was...

Yes totally true.

Based on what little information I can find on the subject, and my own interpretations, I believe humans were less afraid of death thousands of years ago than they are now. I think part of it might have been religion based, the other part was they dealt with death on a regular basis. They were...

Maybe this has been asked before but here is my question. Prior to about 6000 years ago, the warrior society and constant violence seemed fairly rare. When the Yamnaya moved thru Western Europe, violence and the warrior clans seem to have increased a great deal. My question is were people...

A Clovis burial was found in Western Montana in the US a few years ago that was dated back to 13000BP. A DNA genome was done on the burial child and the haplogroup was found to be Q1a3a. The results were compared to available modern DNA samples from various testing companies. [23 and Me., Family...

The Huns were first reported near the Caspian Sea in the 4th century A. D. It is theorized that they were from Mongolia and or Northern China. Given the fact that they conquered two thirds of Europe wouldn't there be some trace today of their DNA, if the were in fact from East Asia, or were they...

Well, maybe we will figure it out someday. Thanks for your thoughts. I will contemplate on it some more.

The more I learn about genetics's, the more confused I get. Many native tribes in the America's have a large percentage of the R1b haplogroup. This seems to be the only European haplogroup that made its way to the across the Atlantic. Any one have an opinion on this?

I am a R1b1a2 on my fathers side, and a K on my mothers side, and my first post. Howdy to you all.