A few interesting theories exist about how the first humans found their way into North America after dispersing from Africa and Asia. What we knew before nowThe most significant attempt at determining when humans first walked across North America was made a few years back. In their findings, they discovered fossilized footprints in New Mexico that indicate early humans were walking across North America around 23,000 years ago. The human footprints suggest that modern humans also lived in White Sands National Park during the last ice age. The melting glaciers also filled basins, creating the Great Lakes of North America.

Source: The North Africa Journal October 07, 2023 22:02 UTC