PHILADELPHIA (CNN) -- The skeletons of two ancient infants, who lived and died in Alaska 11,500 years ago, are helping tell the story of a previously unknown population called the Ancient Beringians, ...

In 2013, the remains of two ice age infants were found in the Upward Sun River archaeological site in central Alaska. Found in the same 11,500-year old grave, the two babies remain the oldest evidence ...

The story of how the first people arrived in the Americas has long fascinated scientists and historians. For many years, experts believed that early Native Americans came from Siberia across a land ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Around 11,500 years ago, at a place that is now called the Upward Sun River, in the region that has since been named Alaska, two ...

A single, ancestral Native American population first emerged as a separate group around 36,000 years ago in northeast Asia. Constant contact with Asian populations continued until around 25,000 years ...

University of Alaska Fairbanks archaeology professor Ben Potter and an international team of scientists he worked with have discovered evidence of a previously unknown, ancient people who were among ...

Genetic analysis of a baby girl who died at the end of the last ice age shows she belonged to a previously unknown ancient group of Native Americans A baby girl who lived and died in what is now ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In 2013, the remains of two ice age infants were found in the Upward Sun River archaeological site in central Alaska. Found in the ...

The skeletons of two ancient infants, who lived and died in Alaska 11,500 years ago, are helping tell the story of a previously unknown population called the Ancient Beringians, according to a study ...