Some Native Americans say anthropology, ... They found their answer in the Bering Strait. ... finally crossing the ocean eastward to a new and final new world.

The first Soviet officials to cross the Bering Strait to the United States since J. Edgar Hoover closed this border 40 years ago arrived Wednesday to a flag-waving welcome by Alaskan Eskimos. &#822… ...

WASHINGTON (AFP) ― Early Native Americans spent a millenia living on the Bering Land Bridge now buried under water before they appeared in Alaska and the rest of the North America, researchers ...

Native Americans lived in Bering Strait Researchers now have answers to a long-running mystery about where the people who first set foot on the New World survived the last Ice Age.

The crossing of the Bering Strait from Asia to North America is the stuff of legends. ... a re-envisioning. But a Native American reviewer was more cautious with his reception. Ned Blackhawk, ...

Several times in history, genetic studies show, Native Americans returned across the Bering Strait to Eurasia—long before Europeans began arriving in distant parts of the Americas.

The land bridge across the Bering Strait that lasted through much of the last Ice Age was likely very different from what has been imagined. Instead of a mix of grassland, tundra, and ice sheet ...

While the ships are free to pass through the Bering Strait, its 55-mile width means that any spills would be likely to drift toward Alaska communities. Alaska watches, nervously, as Ukraine war ...

The study also included genomes from three people who lived on the Kamchatka Peninsula—which dangles down from the Russian Far East well to the southwest of the Bering strait—just 500 years ago.