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The real way humans migrated into America has not been proven. There are three theories that historians believe could be true, known as the land bridge theory, the Clovis theory and the monte verde theory.

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Most evidence has been eaten away by time so we don’t exactly know, however, there are many theories. The scarce evidence suggests there are 3 theories. The Beringa land bridge theory, the Clovis theory and the Monte Verde theory.

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There are more then just one theory, there is the Monte Verda, tha Land Bridge theory and the Clovis theory. Then one that makes most sense to me is the Clovis theory because there was a arrow head in southwest Europe and cactus hill Virginia.

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The came in a boats

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There are three theories,the land ridge theory,the arrow head theory and the Monte Verde Theory ,but for me the one that makes the most sense is the ........ theory.

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There are many theories clovis theory. Landbridge and the but the One i like the most is the landbridge
Becouse in the ice age it made a bridge.the Monte verde theory suggests that they made a boat
And went to America. When they got there they hunted for animals and food and when the animals got more north they went more north to get more food

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There are multiple theories that  historians believe like the Clovis theory  land bridge theory monte verde theory. But I think the land bridge makes the most sense.

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Their are three theories theses include the land bridge theory the Clovis theory and the Monte Verde theory. People have collected many artifacts that lead to maybe one point was right, although their are strengths and weaknesses for every theory.

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There are many speculations and theories that are all proven by scientists and facts that each one believes. But I belive the one that makes most sense is.......

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There are three theory’s  and which of them are correct because they say they walk on a bridge and one they went on a boat. Arrow heads found in North America and south west Europe .

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The first theory is that humans crossed over the Bering straits during the ice age. There is also evidence from DNA of the remains of a young boy supporting this theory. This is known as the land bridge theory. The second theory is based on arrowheads. Arrowheads have been found that resemble arrowheads in France leading some people to believe that humans crossed over to America from Europe during the Ice Age. There is also evidence in DNA. The third theory is that people crossed with a boat and migrated around to South America. This is supported by findings in monte verde 100 yrs earlier. There is also evidence and footprints of people living on the coast.

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The land bridge theory is the most popular theory, and it is for a good reason, people estimated there was a land bridge by the western pacific coastline when the sea levels weren’t as high as they are right now, exposing an ice free coastline for travel with the possibility for transport over water.

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Because they definitely not swam and they did not had planes back than.

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There is no known way how humans moved to America, though there are 3 theories on how they moved all with backed up evidence. The Land Bridge Theory. The Clovis Arrowhead Theory, and the Monte Verde Theory.

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Beringa Land Theory
- People moved onto the bridge 23,000 years ago
- 70,000 years ago the earth was at it’s driest and coldest point in the ice age. This means the coasts were extended and the Bering Strait was frozen.
- They could have crossed the bridge for food, to follow a herd they were hunting and for new land
- Beringa was a very large piece of land.

Clovis Theory
- The same arrow heads found in Cactus Hill, Virginia were found in South West Europe (These arrow heads were almost exact replicas)
- Compared to the arrow heads found in Siberia at that time these are significantly different
- This theory suggests that they crossed the Atlantic Ocean
- It can be supported by the period of time in the ice age because the coastlines were extended

Monte Verde Theory
- There is evidence of early human occupation 14,500 years ago in Monte Verde, Chile (1,000 years before the Clovis arrows appeared in North America)
- In British Columbia archaeologists found and footprints with wood embedded into them, they dated back to around 13,000 years ago
- On Cedros Island, Mexico there is loads of evidence of human settlements, the clams and tools were carbon dated to 11,000 - 13,000 years ago
- In Triquet Island, British Columbia spear heads were found that were 12,700 years old and stone tools that were 14,000 years old.

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The Monte Verde theory has certain evidence such as the arrow heads they found that were made before the Clovis arrow heads

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There are many theory’s about how the native Americans came to existence, the theory I find most convincing is the mega-fauna theory. This theory says that the Clovis people went from the top of Asia to the bottom of South America by boat, making settlements along their way.

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There are many theories, the Land Bridge theory, the Clovis theory and the Monte Verde theory. The theory that makes most sense to me is the  Monte Verde theory because archeologists found a lot of evidence that proved human settlement along the Pacific coast around 14,500 years ago.

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The first theory, The Land Bridge Theory. It is said that they crossed some time in the ice age from Russia to the USA allowing them to migrate over the ice. Though there is a weakness is that the Siberian fossils of arrowheads are completely different to the ones in America they have either not taken the style of weapon, or they did not come from Siberia.

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The land bridge theory was that there was ice on the water so people could walk on them over to America. The Monte Verda theory was that they took boats and the evidence to that was there were arrow heads found in Chille that in the same time in Oregon California area. But there isn’t enough evidence for me because there was less water so the evidence is hidden.  The Clovis theory had the same style arrow heads as Virginia.

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There are a few theories about how Native Americans came to North America.

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There are three theories the land bridge, the Monte verde theory and the Clovis theory. During the ice age there were many migrating to warmer newer climate and a lot of the water had been turned into snow or froze making land bridges

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The Evidence also is to be found that its been used in some hunting and killing.

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So far there is no definite evidence that any of the theory’s are correct. Each has it’s own weakness. The land bridge theory says that Siberians came into America but their weapons they found are completely different to Siberians. The Clovis theory says that people crossed over from Europe however it’s a bit of a stretch that they crossed the Atlantic without boats. The monte verde theory has no further evidence because it was all washed under the sea.

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In my conclusion I say this point is correct because there is more evidence against the other ones and in this one there is a lot of string points like arms and other belongings

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My first piece of evidence is in British Colombia. Some archeologists found many mega-Fauna footprints there, some contained pieces of wood dating back about 13,000 years ago. They also found some arrow heads dating back 14,000 years back.

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The first theory

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None of this evidence is rock solid as each theory has weaknesses. The Beringia Land Bridge theory says people came from Siberia except the weapons found in North America are different to those found in Siberia at the same time period. The Clovis theory suggests people crossed over the Atlantic Ocean which is a bit far fetched since there are many difficulties with the sea and they didn’t have the right technology to cross all the way. The Monte Verde theory seems believable since they were seafaring people except all of the important evidence is hidden away under water.

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So where did the Native Americans migrate from? It remains to be seen. All this evidence demonstrates is that we cannot be sure of which theory is the reality. Perhaps there are elements of all three which are true? Or there is evidence yet to be discovered to uncover the past?

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The discovery in the archeological dig site on Cedros island gave evidence proving the mastery of the Native Americans in coastal environments, this evidence was seen when spearheads and 29 footprints dating 14,000 years old were found.

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All three theories have their downfalls. The Land Bridge theory says that Native Americans to North America from Siberia, but weapon found in Siberia were different that the ones found in North America. The Clovis theory says that they crossed through a bit of sea, crossing the sea would need a boat, a thing which was probably not in their hand at that time. The Monte Verde theory can’t be fully proven as a lot of evidence has been sunk down 120 meters below sea due to the melting of massive ice sheets.

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How and where the Native Americans had migrated still has many possibilities. Many of these theories have big downfalls but still and fair amount of evidence to support the theory.

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The ice bridge theory.

around 70000 years ago was the coldest and the driest time.  25000 Years ago was the ice age so the bridge could have been formed by the ice . But the downfall is that

There were found arrowheads in Virginia and some in south west Europ and they Were so similar.

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There is not much evidence to the theory but the evidence is that the ice age was 25000 years ago and it could have been so cold so it made a ice bridge , and 70000 years ago was the coldest and driest years. The sea level was not as high as now so it would probably freeze faster So people could travel across to America

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there really isn't any solid evidence one can lean on, since most if not all of these theories have a weak point, like scientists say that their is no way a living human can travel that far, on foot, in the ice age.