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KENNEWICK, Wash. - From the time we are children, we are told to listen to our elders. Well, scientists are listening to the story being told by a man born 9,000 years ago. His skull was found in 1996, along the banks of the Columbia River near Kennewick, Washington.                                         Doug Owsley is the Smithsonian s top anthropologist. Eighteen years ago he and a group of scientists sued the federal government and local Indian tribes for the ri af1 ght to study a 9,000 year old skeleton -  known as  Kennewick Man.                 Kennewick Man                                                      CBS News                                          It is certainly America s most important skeleton, it is an exceptionally rare discovery that doesn t happen but once in a lifetime,  said Owsley.         The tribes believed the bones were ancestral and needed to be reburied. The court ruled in favor of science.  I truly consider him an ambassador from an ancient time period  said Owsley adidas campus . When asked about what  Kennewick Man  te skechers lls us about how humans first came to North America, Owsley replied,  You have people coming in thousands of years earlier than we had thought.    He is from these East Asian coastal populations,  said Owsley.             He was five feet seven, and a muscular 163 pounds.  His diet left a chemical signature in his bones.  You find that this man is heavily dependent on seals,  said Owsley.  From indications he s got lots of salmon in his diet.