[SunkenCiv]

During the second migration, the same lineage of people settled in Japan, which could help explain similarities in prehistoric arrowheads and spears found in the Americas (pictured), China and Japan.

Photograph: Mostardi Photography/Alamy

[Spok]

Real history or propaganda? Impossible to know these days. Liars and revisionists have made everything suspect, especially if it can be spun to a political narrative.

[bobbo666]

Well, D’oh. Coming across the Alaska land bridge during the ice age means coming either thru or from the China region.

So F**ing what? Is some commie trash clown trying to make Amerinds (which is me, BTWay) beholding to them?

[Jim W N]

It seem obvious to me that Mesopotamia being the cradle of civilization, that the first Americas made their way here over land that is now the Bering Strait. Look at Eskimos and Indians - they look a lot like Asians & Mongolians.

[silent majority rising]

So now, the Chinese will fight the Mexicans for ownership of the U.S.

[Larry Lucido]

And there are still people waiting for a table.

[rktman]

Probably a land bridge near Alaska? Probably some of them even went to South America.

[TexasFreeper2009]

Well I am glad that science is finally confirming what was obvious to anyone with eyes. That native Americans are descendants of Asians.

There are only 3 races, white, black and asian. All others are simply a mixture of those three.

[PIF]

Now Mainland China can rightfully claim North America as part of China.

[mass55th]

Yeah, China will tell you they were first in just about everything.

[higgmeister]

Some of the first humans in the Americas came from China, study finds

We learned that over fifty years ago, as I recall.

[Salvavida]

And they made some incredible railroads, laundry and Chinese take-out businesses.

[GaryCrow]

It’s long been established that there are strong genetic links between many native americans and ancient siberian populations around Lake Baikal in Russia. Now they’re saying they’ve found more genetic links with ancient people from the area that’s now China. This shouldn’t surprise anyone, it’s highly unlikely that all the ancestors of todays native americans came across in one migration. No doubt there were multiple migrations across many thousands of years.

[libertylover]

So now the media will start pushing to hate the Chinese instead of white Americans?

[muir_redwoods]

At the time of the migration, what land area was “China”?

[Duchess47]

Where did the red haired giants come from?