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Baby girl's remains surprisingly reveal new Indigenous group that once thrived in North America - North - CBC News

4.1.18

Baby girl's remains surprisingly reveal new Indigenous group that once thrived in North America - North - CBC News: The girl is named "Xach'itee'aanenh T'eede Gaay" — Sunrise Girl-Child — in the Middle Tanana Athabaskan dialect, but dubbed "USR1" (Upward Sun River 1) in the scientific literature. Sunrise Girl-Child's remains are approximately 11,500 years old, but her ancestors likely entered Alaska 8,500 or so years earlier.

Scientists call them the Ancient Beringians.


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