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Planet Science: Who Discovered America (2006)

Género : Documental

Tiempo de ejecución : 50M

Director : Maire Tracey

Sinopsis

This documentary tries to unveil where the first Americans originated from.

Actores

Jimmy Hibbert
Jimmy Hibbert
Narrator
Silvia Gonzales
Silvia Gonzales
Herself - GeoArchaeologist Liverpool John Moores University
Terry Jones
Terry Jones
Himself - Associate Professor of Anthropology, California Polytechnic State University
Jon Erlandson
Jon Erlandson
Himself - Director, University of Oregon Museum of Natural and Cultural History
J.M. Adovasio
J.M. Adovasio
Himself - PhD, Director, Mercyhurst Archaeological Institute
Micheal B. Collins
Micheal B. Collins
Himself - Director, Texas Archaeological Resarch Laboratory
Dennis Stanford
Dennis Stanford
Himself - Curator for Archaeology, Smithsonian Institution
Pegi Jodry
Pegi Jodry
Herself - PhD. Adjunct Scientist, Smithsonian Institution
Doug Owsley
Doug Owsley
Himself - PhD. Curator for Physical Anthropology, Smithsonian Institution

Tripulaciones

Helen Breslin
Helen Breslin
Production Manager
Maire Tracey
Maire Tracey
Producer
Maire Tracey
Maire Tracey
Director

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