Posted on 04/09/03
Skulls enliven debate on earliest Americans
They had short, narrow faces distinctly different from North American native people and their ancestors.Researchers have analyzed 33 skulls from a tribe that lived in isolation in Mexico from 200 to 2,700 years ago and have found that they are similar to those of ancient Australians.
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