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How did the people get to the new world?
Hi Tanya,
They may have come from two directions. By sea along the ice from Northern Europe during the final centuries of the last ice age. And they most definitely came via the Bering Land Bridge between Asia and North America following the herds along the coastal zone.
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Ralph Salier
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Business Anthropologist. Business negotiations in multiple cultures and working with multiple cultures in the business arena. Broad understanding of business practices and business "ethics" in different parts of the world.
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25+ years in international procurement and negotiations.
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ISM
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MA Anthropology, Proximics
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