The Bering land bridge was exposed at various times over an almost three million year period, when wide scale glaciation lowered sea levels by as much as 150 metres. Jeff Bond, a geologist with Yukon ...

This map illustrates the geography of Beringia, the land bridge that formed between North America and Asia during the last glaciation. Humans crossed Beringia from Asia to North America during the ...

THE LAST GIANT OF BERINGIA: The Mystery of the Bering Land Bridge Dan O'Neill, . . Westview, $26 (231pp) ISBN 978-0-8133-4197-2 ...

The broader area in a darker shade of green, which is now covered by ocean, represents the Bering land bridge as it existed about 18,000 years ago. William Manley / IAAR / Univ. of Colo. Feb. 27 ...

Genetic and environmental evidence indicates that after the ancestors of Native Americans left Asia, they spent 10,000 years on a land bridge that once linked Siberia and Alaska. Archaeological ...

Fig. 1. Geography of Beringia and levels of UV radiation. (A) Map of Beringia today. Cross-hatching indicates the region in which levels of UVMED (defined as the amount of UV radiation that will ...

You might have missed it, but the ancient land of Beringia has gotten some extra protection from superpowers Russia and the United States. That's right, Beringia -- 2,800 miles stretching from ...

The term “land bridge” is misleading because it sounds as if there was a slim finger of land connecting two vast continents. Beringia was an enormous tract of land, some 1000 miles across at ...

Genetic evidence supports a theory that ancestors of Native Americans lived for 15,000 years on the Bering Land Bridge between Asia and North America until the last ice age ended ...

Native Americans and Siberians on Beringia land bridge may have shared common language 10,000 years ago. By James Maynard Mar 17 2014, 00:18 AM EDT .

The theory that the Americas were populated by humans crossing from Siberia to Alaska across a land bridge was first proposed as far back as 1590, and has been generally accepted since the 1930s.