Comments by "Jack Voss" (@jackvoss5841) on "Ancient Americas" channel.

  1. And, it’s entirely possible for several of the theories to be viable, either as (1) separate migrations, (2) separate migrations that merged, (3) single migrations that split and later merged with others or (4) rejoined with their original group. Several migrations, or (5) dribble along group migrations are all viable, and it seems to me that several groups makes a lot more sense than a single group. Actually, only one group seems much less likely. Genetics, joined with languages, seem to be the best research tools today. There are probably descendants living in the Americas with ties back to old homelands. THAT seems a rich source of research to me. In the future, more techniques will probably emerge. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
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  2. Question: What are the current, modern equivalents of the squash and beans that they raised? Thank you. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
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  3. It shouldn’t be much of a surprise that, as technology and research continue, we find more information that adds to, takes away from, and changes the older knowledge that we have. It’s called science. Another choice is to continue to believe information that was generated from superstition. It’s called stupidity.
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  4.  @AncientAmericas  Darn! Thanks; I’ll keep looking. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
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