Actually, THIS woman wandered into a neolithic Mongolian camp and was forced to travel with them from present day Siberia across the land bridge.

I hear they made her carry their bundles, and took her spear away from her. Eventually, she married into the tribe, and today you can't really tell which of her descendants have that tiny drop of "white" blood.

It's quite a story, Inuit?

You kidding, it's cold up there!

I don't think "we" have any idea of their skin color. It is likely that if they lived that far north, they would mostly have been white skinned.

Because they were over in Europe, not in Asia?