Where did the Native Americans originate from, do you think?

My understanding was, of Asian descent, crossing the Bering Strait bridge.

The time frame was calculated at 20,000 years ago, so they still predate anyone else, because every place else on the planet groups of people who have been in their countries for that long are classified as "indigenous" without any arguments.

From what I read, the first theory is correct. They mostly came from Siberia, through what is now Alaska.

I read Asia

Asia is what I've read.

Asia

Multiple lines of evidence suggest most or all came across a Bering Strait land bridge during the last glacial maximum, around 20-15k years ago. A few theories suggest some could have come to South America by boat (Kon Tiki). Others suggest some coming across the land bridge before 20k years ago. Any theory of people coming from europe or the middle east is unsupported by archaeological evidence (unless you believe the “it was aliens” guys)

They are from Siberia and came to America via Beringia, now under the Chukchi Sea, Bering Strait, and Bering Sea (most of it is under the Bering Sea).

Shrugs

Christopher Columbus discovered Murica

Elizabeth warren of course

China-Siberia area. Please note the skin color. Eur-asians are partly white... Cauc-asian ... Caucasus mountains.

Looks like it's way more complicated, and much older, than previously thought.

https://www.the-scientist.com/new-evidence-complicates-the-story-of-the-peopling-of-the-americas-69928

By asking where they came from you make "native" a complete misnomer

Rather awkward phrasing of the title here 🤔

Antarctica, due to the penguin invasion.

America. Before that it's utter speculation, but Africa is the original home of mankind.

Native Americans originated from Mara Largo Florida in the year 2016.