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First Peoples

Eva of Naharon - The First American?

Eva of Naharon was discovered by archaeologists on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. Her remains, which are far older than any others found in the Americas, have changed what we know about the arrival of the first people on the double continent.

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Season 1 Episode 5
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Find out why Neanderthals, with whom early humans in Europe interbred, went extinct.
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Learn how Homo sapiens, new in Australia and truly alone, managed to survive and flourish.
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Discover a type of ancient human whose genes helped us face down extinction.
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Examine research that suggests we humans are patchwork species of hybrids.
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Learn why a discovery in Mexico may rewrite the story of early migration to the Americas.
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