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The reason I posted this was that I read this story about how Edward J. Vajda, learned about the Ket language and how after thirty years he has evidence of ancient contact between the Siberian and Native American peoples. See How 30 years of research built a language bridge between Siberia and the native peoples of North America:

In 1989, third-year faculty member Ed Vajda was leafing through piles of books from Western Libraries’ expansive collection on Mongolia and East and Central Asia.

“I spent hours and hours with that collection,” he says, “so many hours.”

One day, while wandering a quiet aisle deep within the library, he thought he heard someone whisper his name, and he spun on his heel to see who it was.

The aisle was empty.

But there on a shelf was a book he had not seen before, with a title, “The Ket Language,” written on the binding in the Russian Cyrillic alphabet.

This same researcher also wrote about the shamanistic practices of the Ket people: "This article surveys what is known about traditional shamanism among the Ket people living in the Yenisei River area of central Siberia. It pro-vides an overview of practices, beliefs, paraphernalia, and linguistic aspects of Ket shamanism. The article also outlines how Ket shamanism came to the attention of the outside world. It also describes the current state of shamanism among the Ket living in Turukhansk District, citing information gathered on the authors expedition to the Yenisei and Yelogui rivers in August–September 2008." See Ket Shamanism January 2010 DOI:10.13140/2.1.1339.9363.

See also this podcast: Is this remote Siberian language an ancestor to Navajo? 

There seem to have been multiple historical contacts between Siberia and the Americas going back to the end of the last ice age around 24,000 years ago. See Who Were the Ancestors of Native Americans? A Lost People in Siberia, Scientists Say.

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