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The Footprints That Changed Everything We Believed About the First Americans..

For nearly a century, scientists believed the first humans entered the Americas around 13,000 years ago through an ice-free corridor after the last Ice Age began to retreat. That story is now falling apart.

In southern New Mexico, archaeologists uncovered ancient human footprints pressed into mud and preserved beneath layers of sediment. Using advanced radiocarbon dating on ancient plant seeds, researchers confirmed the impossible — these footprints are 23,000 years old, dating to the height of the last Ice Age.

This discovery proves humans were already living in North America 10,000 years earlier than textbooks claimed, at a time when massive glaciers blocked the interior of the continent and the ice-free corridor did not yet exist.

So how did they get here?

The footprints point to a forgotten migration route along the Pacific coast, long dismissed by scientists due to a lack of evidence — until now. Even more shocking, many of the footprints belong to children, revealing that families were living, traveling, and surviving in Ice Age America.

This video breaks down how these ancient footprints were discovered, how scientists dated them, why they rewrote the history of human migration, and what they reveal about the lost populations who may have arrived in the Americas far earlier than anyone imagined.

The story of the first Americans does not begin with weapons or bones.
It begins with footsteps.