Thinking Sideways: Who settled the New World first?

Shattered Souls

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True Crime, Society & Culture, Personal Journals, Education

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🗓️ 6 November 2014

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

Everyone knows that humans were in the New World long before Columbus arrived but no one knows exactly how they got there. On foot, in boats, across the Pacific or the Atlantic ocean? Is there only one option or could all the players be right?

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0:00.0	I don't understand.
0:07.0	You never know.
0:14.0	What?
0:15.0	Stories of things we simply don't know the answer to.
0:20.0	Hey everybody and welcome back to the podcast.
0:23.0	Thinking sideways the podcast is the one that we are.
0:26.0	Not that other one you were looking at decided not to download.
0:29.0	You made the right choice.
0:30.0	They are losers.
0:32.0	I am Steve as always joined by my co-host.
0:37.0	Joe.
0:38.0	And Devon.
0:39.0	So this week we're going to talk about a story that a lot of people probably know but they may not realize how much debate there is around it.
0:49.0	And it's a story that is who are the first people to settle the new world and to colonize it.
0:58.0	Yeah, hot off the heels of our like October sleigh fast.
1:01.0	Just like taking a little bit of a I think you know my next episode is going to be a little weird, too.
1:07.0	A little different.
1:08.0	But not a little stabbing.
1:10.0	Yeah.
1:11.0	There is very little stabbing in this.
1:13.0	Which is great.
1:14.0	Yeah.
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