First Peoples in a New World

In this groundbreaking synthesis, archaeologist David J. Meltzer delves into the fascinating story of how humans first colonized North America over 12,000 years ago. Drawing on the latest research across archaeology, genetics, and other disciplines, he addresses key questions about the origins, arrival, and survival of the first Americans in the challenging landscapes of Ice Age North America. The audiobook explores both established theories and controversial claims, providing a captivating look at how new insights are reshaping our understanding of this pivotal moment in human history.