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In 1996, two young men found a skeleton along the Columbia River near Kennewick, Washington. Kennewick Man, as he became known, was brought to forensic anthropologist Jim Chatters, who was astonished when tests revealed the skeleton to be nearly 9,500 years old, one of the oldest intact skeletons ever found in North America and one that bore little resemblance to modern Native Americans. So who was Kennewick Man, and where did he come from?Chatters set off to find out, but his work on the skeleton was soon halted when local Native American groups claimed the skeleton as an ancestor under federal law, and demanded the right to rebury the remains. Agreeing with their claim, the U.S. government seized Kennewick Man and put him into federal storage, where he remains to this day. So began a harsh, politically charged conflict, with scientists, Native Americans, and government agencies fighting to decide the destiny of Kennewick Man.While this battle raged, Chatters began a quest to understand the lives and origins of Kennewick Man and his contemporaries, a quest that took him across three continents and far back in time to learn the identity of these true First Americans. Ultimately, it led him to a sense of what it really means to be human.
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While I appreciated the detailed research in this book, I found some sections a little hard to get through. The subject matter is super interesting, but the writing felt overly academic at times. Still worth reading if you're into history!
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Lila Chen
Not What I Expected
I was really looking forward to this book, but it arrived with a few pages damaged, which was disappointing. The content seemed solid, but I feel like I missed out on the full experience due to the condition it came in.
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Maya Johnson
Fascinating Read on Early Americans
The book delves deep into the life of Kennewick Man and the early inhabitants of America. I found the mix of archaeology and anthropology really engaging. It’s perfect for anyone interested in Native American history or ancient cultures.
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