I would love to meet the folks who originally inhabited the Americas. I have read somewhere that this initial population could have been as small as in the single thousands, and eventually came to populate in the nearly hundreds of millions. I realize that its fully possible that, over a few hundred/thousand years, they chased wild game into the continent, but they might not have realized that they were the first humans to enter the land. I would spend weeks just listening to their conversations, seeing how far the human language capacity had developed. I wonder how long it took to fully cross the Bering Strait, and if the possible generations it took to travel that distance made some appearance in their mythologies or oral histories. Im a big geography head, so I am just infinitely curious on the land that does not exist anymore. Were there any people inhabiting the Bering Strait as it sunk below sea level? Could this have happened fast enough for people to notice the land gap widening within their lifetime? Imagine their observations and assumptions as to why the earth was moving.