The DA©nA©s of America Identified With the Tungus of Asia

In "The Denes of America Identified With the Tungus of Asia," John Campbell explores the intriguing hypothesis of a shared ancestry between the Dene people of North America and the Tungus people of Asia. Campbell delves into linguistic, cultural, and anthropological evidence to support his theory of transcontinental connections. This work offers insights into the possible migrations and shared heritage of these distinct yet potentially related groups. Discover Campbell's perspective on the cultural links between the Old World and the New, as presented in this study of comparative ethnology.

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