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Drowned Highways: The Violent Erasure of the Bering Land Bridge. Meltwater, Migration, and the Apocalyptic Geological Severing of the Ancient Americas, 11000 BCE
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- Nombre de pages146
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-36332-2
- EAN9783565363322
- Date de parution27/03/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille863 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
The first humans to populate the Americas did not arrive by boat; they walked across a massive, flourishing continent that connected modern-day Siberia to Alaska. This was Beringia, a sprawling, ice-free steppe that served as the ultimate prehistoric superhighway. And then, it vanished entirely beneath the ocean.
As the last Ice Age ended, global temperatures surged, causing the massive continental ice sheets to collapse.
This book explores the violent, rapid geological submergence of Beringia. It was not a slow, gentle trickle, but a catastrophic series of meltwater pulses that violently tore the land bridge apart, permanently isolating the flora, fauna, and human populations of the Americas from the rest of the globe. We dive into the paleoclimatology used to map this sunken continent and analyze the desperate survival strategies of the nomadic tribes caught in a rapidly shrinking, flooding world. Witness the birth of the Pacific divide.
A geological thriller about the day the ocean swallowed the only road connecting two hemispheres.
This book explores the violent, rapid geological submergence of Beringia. It was not a slow, gentle trickle, but a catastrophic series of meltwater pulses that violently tore the land bridge apart, permanently isolating the flora, fauna, and human populations of the Americas from the rest of the globe. We dive into the paleoclimatology used to map this sunken continent and analyze the desperate survival strategies of the nomadic tribes caught in a rapidly shrinking, flooding world. Witness the birth of the Pacific divide.
A geological thriller about the day the ocean swallowed the only road connecting two hemispheres.
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