Lot's of info out there but a lot of conflicting reports.
Australian Aborigines may have colonised the Amazon | Daily Ma
Genetic history of indigenous peoples of the Americas - Wikipedi
Two Studies Find Ties Between Native Americans and Australia ..
I would have to say Yes ! Just might be life there now !
All signs point to yes -
And possibly still does , on a microscopic level ....
Much more recently than that. Where do you suppose we men came from? We're all aliens.
Look around you, they exist and are overpopulated. There is this species called human that are not of earth, they are too devastating here and there plans are to suck the earth dry and move to some other planet to do the same.
I highly doubt it ! They've been coming here for thousands of years and I'm sure many species still live !
Dear Anon,
As far as I can find Luzia is either the oldest or second oldest, both within a thousand or two thousand years of each other...
But I personally am guessing it is only a matter of time; I did find this quite fascinating provocative sentence for example:
"Charcoal, a chipped stone stool and scraps of food … Read more
This is interesting. From Wiki :
Indigenous Australians are the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of Australia, descended from groups that existed in Australia and surrounding islands prior to European colonisation. The earliest definite human remains found in Australia are those of … Read more
Can't think of a good one
Dear Anonymous,
I think science limits us too much with the Bering land bridge...
1) Ancient peoples may have been much more sophisticated than we realize with ships, science, and exploration. The Australian aborigines also are famous for sensory and intuitive powers far beyond us in the West...
2) The currents of the Pacific Ocean; 8,700 miles between … Read more
Oldest Native American skull ever found. Great article and story here.
Naia – Oldest Native American Facial Reconstruction | DNAeXplai
From Wikipedia: Anthropologists have variously described Luzia's features as resembling those of Negroids, Indigenous Australians, Melanesians and the Negritos of Southeast Asia. Walter Neves, an anthropologist at the University of São … Read more