One of the oldest skeletons ever seen in the Americas was found in a flooded cave -- and it could reshape our understanding of human history
Jeremy Berke
Feb 10, 2018, 5:31 AM
The remarkably intact skeleton can help researchers shine a light on how the earliest Americans lived.
Deep within a flooded cave in the remote Mexican jungle, archaeologists came across a stunning find: An almost completely intact skeleton of a teenage girl.
A new documentary from PBS’s NOVA, “The First Face of America,†investigates the bones, and what they reveal could be a critical piece of evidence for the decades-long effort to understand the origins of Native Americans.
https://www.businessinsider.com.au/nova-doc-13000-skeleton-found-in-mexico-is-critical-to-human-history-2018-2
