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AN INSTANTÂ NEW YORK TIMESÂ BESTSELLER!From
celebrated anthropologist Jennifer Raff comes the
untold storyâand fascinating mysteryâof how
humans migrated to the Americas.ORIGINÂ is the
story of who the first peoples in the Americas
were, how and why they made the crossing, how
they dispersed south, and how they lived based on
a new and powerful kind of evidence their
complete genomes. ORIGINÂ provides an overview of
these new histories throughout North and South
America, and a glimpse into how the tools of
genetics reveal details about human history
and evolution.20,000 years ago, people crossed a
great land bridge from Siberia into Western
Alaska and then dispersed southward into what is
now called the Americas. Until we venture out to
other worlds, this remains the last time
our species has populated an entirely new place,
and this event has been a subject of deep
fascination and controversy. No written
recordsâand scant archaeological
evidenceâexist to tell us what happened or how
it took place. Many different models have been
proposed to explain how the Americas were peopled
and what happened in the thousands of years that
followed. Â A study of both past and present,
ORIGINÂ explores how genetics is currently
being used to construct narratives that
profoundly impact Indigenous peoples of
the Americas. It serves as a primer for anyone
interested in how genetics has become entangled
with identity in the way that society addresses
the question Who is indigenous?
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AN INSTANTÂ NEW YORK TIMESÂ BESTSELLER!From
celebrated anthropologist Jennifer Raff comes the
untold storyâand fascinating mysteryâof how
humans migrated to the Americas.ORIGINÂ is
the story of who the first peoples in the
Americas were, how and why they made the
crossing, how they dispersed south, and how they
lived based on a new and powerful kind of
evidence their complete genomes. ORIGINÂ
provides an overview of these new histories
throughout North and South America, and a glimpse
into how the tools of genetics reveal details
about human history and evolution.20,000 years
ago, people crossed a great land bridge from
Siberia into Western Alaska and then
dispersed southward into what is now called the
Americas. Until we venture out to other worlds,
this remains the last time our species has
populated an entirely new place, and this event
has been a subject of deep fascination and
controversy. No written recordsâand scant
archaeological evidenceâexist to tell us what
happened or how it took place. Many different
models have been proposed to explain how
the Americas were peopled and what happened in
the thousands of years that followed. Â A study
of both past and present, ORIGINÂ explores how
genetics is currently being used to construct
narratives that profoundly impact Indigenous
peoples of the Americas. It serves as a primer
for anyone interested in how genetics has become
entangled with identity in the way that society
addresses the question Who is indigenous?
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