Discovery of 23,000-year-old man’s footprints
Fossil footprints found in North America, New Mexico, indicate that the first humans to move about 23,000 years ago were the first such footprints to be found in 2009 on a dry lake bed in White Sand National Park.
Discoveries like these can shed light on a long-standing mystery. It would also be helpful to try to find out when displaced people from Africa and Asia came to the United States.
It is also believed that there were earlier human migrations via a land bridge connecting Asia to Alaska. Human settlements in the United States began 13,000 to 26,000 years ago.
Also, the only way to protect these footprints is to take photos of these footprints and make them clear using modern techniques. Footprints of children and adolescents have also been found.
Logeshwaran J
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