I dont think that image is correct. Its way too general and un-detailed. I recall reading that the lower sea level southern Bering area was thought to be ice free and there for the walking intermittently. If it was iced it would be subject to the melting cycles that were very common and repetitive. In one of these many melting cycles the land would open up before the mass ice melting would raise the sea level hundreds of feet. I mean that the fringe areas would melt off and clear before the rest of the ice mass melting took effect. There is no archeological evidence to support my opinion, granted. Primitive man would have the ability to construct very primitive rafts and such and would not need a tool carved and hacked fire burned out dug out canoe. This type of travel is well documented in the population of Malaysia, Indonesia and Australia, however.
Humans reached Australia but rats did not. Cool starry breh
Quick Duck DUck Go shows you were right. The "Bridge" refers to an iced one that man could walk over, as opposed to boating or swimming.
Humans reached Australia but rats did not. Cool starry breh
Quick Duck DUck Go shows you were right. The "Bridge" refers to an iced one that man could walk over, as opposed to boating or swimming.