I'm a little confused why this is posted? I thought this has been common knowledge for a long time.
This isn't a news story, just a kind of encyclopedia (?) entry, and it should have a (2024) at least, because of the "Last updated June 2024" at bottom.
No surprise here.
Look, for example, at this clip of traditional Siberian music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU1apJTv94o
or this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXLoP9iSU5Y
The similarity to North American Indian cultures is still striking, 13 thousand years later.
(And I like the way the singer just overflows with musical energy, too...)
If you look at videos of Yakut+other siberian/steppe people their cultural clothing looks pretty similar to what (native) Americans have. I think thats pretty neat.
Difficult to read excerpts from a few different articles that mostly but not completely agree
>Migration Patterns Deduced from Blood Types and North America and Siberian Languages
The title will be more accurate if include languages as well.
also "The population history of northeastern Siberia since the Pleistocene"
Who did not come from Asia, is my question.
Not surprising since Dios de la muerte is very reminiscent of ancestor worship through out Asia down to the ritualist food offerings at the cemetery.
So America is actually Russia?
First Americans?
I mean where else would they have come from
It is my understanding that they've always been understood to be descendants of the Siberians.
Even though it was already known, more proof is good.