From Mammoth Ivory to Clovis Points: Alaska’s Quiet Role in the Peopling of the Americas Stone chips, ivory rods, and hearth ash from interior Alaska suggest that the technologies later associated with Clovis culture were already taking shape thousands of kilometers to the north.

Alaska’s Tanana Valley reveals stone and mammoth ivory tools older than Clovis, linking Beringian hunters to the first Americans. Innovation traveled with people, not borders. #Archaeology #PaleoAmerica #Clovis www.anthropology.net/p/from-mammo...

A 33,000-Year-Old Sloth Injury from Uruguay & the Hunt for the First Americans New Evidence from Uruguay Suggests Early Human Megafauna Interaction Long Before the Last Glacial Maximum

A sloth heel bone from Uruguay, punctured 33,000 years ago, may hold signs of human hunting. If true, it reshapes when people reached South America. #Archaeology #HumanEvolution #PaleoAmerica #Megafauna #PreClovis

Human Presence in White Sands Before Clovis A prehistoric footprint trail reshapes the peopling of the Americas

New dating confirms White Sands footprints in New Mexico are 23,000 years old—pushing back human arrival in the Americas. No tools. Just tracks. But the evidence is hard to ignore. #archaeology #paleoamerica #whitesands #firstamericans

The new “Mammoth Trumpet” is here. This looks like another exciting read.
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