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I am fully aware of the problems with the land bridge hypothesis (I won't even call it a theory). But I am curious: do the folks who simply accept the "land bridge" idea, along with the notion that American Indians' ancestors arrived "only" 15,000 years ago, actually use this to deny any legitimacy to native land rights?