Yumiです。
１８００００年前から長い長い旅をして、たどり着きました！
日本の北海道です。
When the first groups reached what is now Japan between 20,000 and 30,000 years ago, they would have walked to Hokkaido Island, which was still connected to the mainland. These settlers gave rise to the Jōmon culture approximately 15,000 years ago, which gains its name from the distinctive form of pottery that often resembled coiled rope. In addition to being distinctive, Jōmon pottery was innovative — it was the first pottery in Japan, and among the earliest anywhere in the world. The Jōmon lived by fishing, hunting, and gathering, but with the rich resources of the Japanese archipelago, they could also afford to be more sedentary than other hunter-gatherers at the time.
These early arrivals were joined more than 2,500 years ago by a new migration of women from the north. These newcomers belonged to haplogroup G, which has been found in remains from the Hokkaido Jōmon. However, their maternal lines have not been passed down to all Japanese. The branch of G found in the Jōmon has only found in the Ainu of northern Hokkaido today.
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どうやら、縄文時代に北海道の北部でアイヌ族だったらしいです。
そうか〜、だからミシガンのこの寒さにも強いのね！と、納得したのでした。
しかし、面白いことに同じような遺伝子のファミリーが、なんと！ここアメリカにもいたのです。
さて、みなさん何処だと思います？
アメリカっていってもね、５０州ありますからね。
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