For generations, the story of the Cherokee people — like many Native nations — has been framed through a familiar lens: their ancestors crossed into North America from Asia thousands of years ago, carrying early human history with them across the Bering Strait.
It’s a narrative repeated in classrooms, textbooks, and museums. Clean, simple, and widely accepted.
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