There was a prominent belief that an ice free corridor, is what brought the first people into the Americas through the Beringia bridge (Goebel et al., 2008). However there is multiple evidence that although people did come here through that route, they were not the first people to come to the Americas (Mandryk et al., 2001). The coastal route was available 1,000 years earlier, this is how people came to the New World through a route that was accessible and helped humans live in a vegetated environment (Mandryk et al., 2001). This was proven through different analysis of freshwater to marine sediments and data of the landscape by a hydrographic program (Mandryk et al.,
There was a prominent belief that an ice free corridor, is what brought the first people into the Americas through the Beringia bridge (Goebel et al., 2008). However there is multiple evidence that although people did come here through that route, they were not the first people to come to the Americas (Mandryk et al., 2001). The coastal route was available 1,000 years earlier, this is how people came to the New World through a route that was accessible and helped humans live in a vegetated environment (Mandryk et al., 2001). This was proven through different analysis of freshwater to marine sediments and data of the landscape by a hydrographic program (Mandryk et al.,