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Bwahahaha!! I pick through papers for SE U.S., FL and also for items and terms I am most interested in, like shells and Paleo lol. Often hard to find copies of the papers for free..... if you can find them at all.
Clovis fluted points vary considerably in technology and morphology, but also share a set of attributes, the most diagnostic of which are the flute scars, the remnants of the flake removals from the basal region that travelled up towards the tip.
I was almost convinced osseous rods were paleo pliers until I readhttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/8936174_The_Yana_RHS_site_Humans_in_the_Arctic_bef ore_the_Last_Glacial_Maximum
Seriously, I do appreciate your academic-link posts. And, if I’m already familiar w/ a reference, I feel not-so weird! Topper fairly close by and always love to read about it.
Digging in GA, ‘bout a mile from the Savannah River
Sometimes I just look at the pictures lol and often disapPOINTed that many archae reports/dig artifact pics are crummy compared to finds from amateurs. Lately Academia has been hammering me with suggestions based on what I've recently viewed, sending me anything related to Paleo, Clovis daily via email suggestions Everyone here should join that site it is free for many papers and you can hone it down to what you are really wanting to research or looky loo.
Clovis groups, the first widely successful colonizers of North America, had a distinctive technology, whereby manufacturers removed flakes to thin the bases of their stone projectile points, creating " flutes. " That process is challenging
Stone tools, often the sole remnant of prehistoric hunter-gatherer behavior, are frequently used as evidence of ancient human mobility, resource use, and environmental adaptation. In North America, studies of morphological variation in projectile
North American fluted stone projectile points occur over a relatively short time span, ca. 13,300–11,900 calBP, referred to as the Early Paleoindian period. One long-standing topic in Paleoindian archaeology is whether variation in the points is the
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