Land of Beginnings: The Archaeology of Montana's First Peoples

How long have people lived in the place we now know as Montana? When did they arrive? Where did they come from? Archaeologists have spent the last century working with Montana’s Indigenous peoples to try to answer these questions. While researchers have learned a great deal about the origins of the first people to call this region home, questions remain about which route or routes they took and when they made this journey. Douglas H. MacDonald, Professor of Archaeology in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Montana, delves into the deep history of Montana in Land of Beginnings: The Archaeology of Montana’s First Peoples.

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The siberia theory of origin's in the America's. Is based on population's have not moved signifiantly over the last several thousand year's. However population's in Eurasia moved in many direction's. During the last ice age. And population's mixed and split over time in Eurasia.
Some from the America's might have might have migrated to paleo siberia. That's not likely because people in the America's do not migrate. So they may have been kidnapped by paleo siberian's is much more likely. Because it's common in all in the America's. That they all continue in the America's. And have no desire to go to the Old World. Rather the Old World is always wrangling to get to the America's. It's alway's been that way. But no one from the America's came from paleo siberia. At least not until some much later johhny come lately's showed up.
It is much more likely that paleo siberian's were sex trafficking young women from the America's during those time's. Because female's from the America's don't wander off to the Old World. Because sole the women of the Old World were warrior's within their empire's. Just like how Pocahontus was sex trafficked to Europe. Paleo Siberian's were sex trafficking kidnapped female's from the America's. And that is how the DNA went from the America's to paleo siberia!!!