People living in Brazil

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CONTENTS of 1,000,000 BC- 8,001 BC: The peopling of the prehistoric Americas and the extinctions of the American megafauna

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Approximately 43,000 BC- 30,000 BC: People are apparently living in some rock shelters in the region someday to be called Brazil

Pedra Furada is the name of one place, which sports cave art and more.

Could these be Africans who have crossed the Atlantic? Or some of the earliest Australians from across the Pacific, who then went on to explore deep into the interior of South America? Or could they be Iberians (Europeans)?

-- BREAKING THE 12,000-BP BARRIER From Science Frontiers Digest of Scientific Anomalies ["http://www.knowledge.co.uk/frontiers/"] #65, SEP-OCT 1989 by William R. Corliss, citing John Noble Wilford; "Findings Plunge Archeology of the Americas into Turmoil," New York Times, May 30, 1989. Cr. J. Covey, and Roger Lewin; "Skepticism Fades over Pre-Clovis Man," Science, 244:1140, 1989
-- HUMANS IN THE AMERICAS 32,000 YEARS AGO? From Science Frontiers Digest of Scientific Anomalies ["http://www.knowledge.co.uk/frontiers/"] #47, SEP-OCT 1986 by William R. Corliss, citing N. Guidon and G. Delibrias; "Carbon-14 Dates Point to Man in the Americas 32,000 Years Ago," Nature, 321: 769, 1986
-- THE 50,000-YEAR-OLD AMERICANS OF PEDRA FURADA From Science Frontiers Digest of Scientific Anomalies ["http://www.knowledge.co.uk/frontiers/"] #87, MAY-JUN 1993 by William R. Corliss, citing Paul G. Bahn; "50,000-Year-Old Americans of Pedra Furada," Nature, 362:114, 1993
Some early migrations into the Americas possibly came across the Arctic, as well as the Pacific and Atlantic. Artifacts suggesting connections to Iberia and France have been found. The genetic diversity in native Americans strongly implies at minimum 30,000 years of development on the continents (under some reasonably plausible scenarios). The 140 language families of native Americans suggests 40,000+ years of development. The entire Pacific Rim shares ancient commonalities in native languages.

-- ANTHROPOLOGY UNBOUND From Science Frontiers #119, SEP-OCT 1998 by William R. Corliss, citing David Lore; "Bering Strait May Not Have Been Only Route to Americas," Columbus Dispatch, February 17, 1998, and Ann Gibbons; "Mother Tongues Trace Steps of Earliest Americans," Science, 279:1306, 1998

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