Ancestral Origins of the CHamorus | The Settling of the Marianas

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Time Stamp
0:00 - Introduction
0:52 - Archeological evidence
3:11 - Genetic evidence
6:59 - Linguistic evidence
9:00 - Computer sailing simulations
9:53 - Disagreement among the Authors
10:45 - Reconciling the different conclusions

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