Analysis: Why Humans Aren T Human From The Americas

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Why aren’t humans from the America’s? Why not? Humans aren’t from the Americas because, first human fossil was found in the continent Asia. Although, humans aren’t from the americas the first person to be alive had to had to travel the land bridge to discover America. Then, further on there were people crossing the land bridge that connected from asia to North america causing people to be in the americas.so, the point is people aren’t from the Americas but, the first human found America by crossing the land bridge.

Where did they Originate?

The humans originated from Asia because, the oldest human fossil was found in the continent.That’s why the first person from that continent had to cross the land bridge and he did. Now it was causing

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