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Native American Origins Traced Back to Siberia Using 24,000-year-old DNA [VIDEO]
A DNA study of a skeleton believed to date back 24,000 years suggests the first inhabitants of the Americas came directly from Siberia, circumventing Europe as previously expressed by some researchers.
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