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North American Ancient Copper Trade: Uncovering Its Hidden Genetic Legacy

Embark on an extraordinary journey into Ancient Copper Trade across North America, exploring the Indigenous History and its incredible Genetic Legacy. This narrative, revealed through Archaeogenetics and DNA, uncovers how Great Lakes native copper fueled vast Trade Routes spanning Hopewell and Mississippian cultures, including Cahokia. We’ll delve into Archaic Period Native Copper extraction, tracing Matrilineal DNA and Y-Chromosome patterns alongside Stable Isotopes to map Human Migration. Witness how Oral History intertwines with science, affirming Indigenous Identity and Ancestry. Discover the Prehistoric Metallurgy, Ancient Technology, and profound Cultural Exchange that shaped Native American and Pre-Columbian Americas, demonstrating complex Gene Flow among its First Peoples.

0:00 Introduction – Copper and DNA
5:30 Archaic Period Native Copper Extraction
14:00 Great Lakes Mining & Metallurgy
23:00 The Hopewell Interaction Sphere
35:00 Mississippian Networks and Cahokia
48:00 Oral History Meets Archaeogenetics
1:02:00 Matrilineal DNA & Y-Chromosome Insights
1:15:00 Stable Isotopes and Migration Mapping
1:28:00 Cultural Exchange & Indigenous Identity
1:40:00 Legacy of Ancient North American Copper

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