A Montana Man Has The Oldest DNA Native To America – And It Alters What We Know About Our Ancestors

1 min read · October 19, 2026

A Montana man named Darrell “Dusty” Crawford, also known by his Blackfoot name Lone Bull, recently took a DNA test that opened a window into his deep family past. According to the video, the results reached back further than the testing company says it has ever reached before. That raises a bigger question: could a single family line reshape what we think we know about how people first arrived in the Americas and who their descendants are today? The clip walks through what the findings may mean, and what they might not yet prove.

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