The Great Migrations of American History
This overview traces six major migratory waves shaping the United States from ancient Indians to European arrivals and the African diaspora. It covers land bridges to colonization, slave trade, indentured service, westward expansion, and the 19th to early 20th century surge of immigrants, including Jews and other groups, ending with later demographic shifts and the 1924 immigration limit.
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Indian Medicine Wheel linked to sun dance theory gains fresh view
Greybull Wyoming reports University of Wyoming researcher Michael Wilson questions the long held Sun Dance and solstice alignments of the Big Horn Mountains Medicine Wheel. He cites lichens dating the structure to under 250 years and suggests practical sun alignment for warming camps, not ancient astronomical purpose. He notes possible Shoshone or Crow construction with later Crow arrival.
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