Description

This illuminating work explores the deep history of the first peoples of the Americas, drawing on genetics, archaeology, linguistics, and Indigenous knowledge to examine how—and when—humans arrived on the continent. It traces the scientific debates surrounding ancient migration while showing how new discoveries are reshaping long-held assumptions about ancestry, identity, and human origins. Alongside the evidence, the book confronts the ethical challenges of studying Indigenous ancestors and the harmful legacy of colonialism in archaeological and genetic research. Engaging and accessible, it offers a nuanced account of both the science and the people whose histories it seeks to understand.

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Origin

Jennifer Raff

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Published Jan 1, 2021

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Origin

Jennifer Raff

paperback

Unknown

Published Jan 1, 2021

available

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First Published

2022

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Origin by Jennifer Raff.

Racism/Discrimination
Colonialism and Cultural Erasure
Death/Grief