[chajin]

a prehistoric archeological site in Florida suggests that 14,550 years ago, hunter-gatherers, possibly accompanied by dogs, butchered or scavenged a mastodon next to a small pond.

I guess they had a dog in the hunt.

[yarddog]

A friend of mine grew up on a farm near a large spring close to Marianna, Florida.

One day he showed me his collection of arrow heads. I was astounded. There must have been several hundred which he had found on the farm. I suspect that area must have been home to a huge Indian population.

[cloudmountain]

Those skulls they found around the traps for the mammoths were OVAL shaped. Oriental Asian heads are round.
Therefore the Asian Siberian hunter groups, A.K.A., American Indians, were NOT the first Americans. Those Caucasian, oval-headed, hunters were the FIRST Americans.

Not hard to see the difference in skull shapes.

[Lurkina.n.Learnin]

Ping!

[FroggyTheGremlim]

The Meadowcroft site, near Pittsburgh, dates back some 19,000 years.

[centurion316]

The assumptions and conclusions related to the first Clovis artifacts are built on a fragile framework, but those assertions must be debunked before we can begin to build a new chronology.

In Archaeology, the first who stakes a claim must be dethroned before a new pretender can emerge. This is difficult. All than I can say is that the evidence does not support the accepted scenario. The question is how we confirm the accepted scenario, or when to we turn to one of the alternative?

I believe that current science is completely influenced by political objectives, and therefore any conclusion is colored by unreliable information. Objective conclusion are elusive.

[COBOL2Java]

A schematic showing underwater excavation methodology at Page-Ladson, and location of artifact. Artwork by J.Halligan

[pepsi_junkie]

Prehistoric Site in Florida Confirms Pre-Clovis Peopling of the Americas

Well where else would they retire to?

[arthurus]

provide a rare glimpse of the earliest yet known human occupation in the southeastern United States,

[arthurus]

provide a rare glimpse of the earliest yet known human occupation in the southeastern United States,

[FlingWingFlyer]

The so called “Native” Americans are going to owe us, bigtime.

[TexasTransplant]

OK

How Old are the Pyramids in Egypt? The Pyramids of Mexico and South America? The Mounds all over North America.

The estimates are all over the place!

But... when it comes to Important Stuff!

http://www.documentarywire.com/how-beer-saved-the-world/

Cheers!

[FlingWingFlyer]

Time to climb aboard the “My grandmother was a pre-Clovis princess” bandwagon.

[OldNewYork]

Very interesting.

[blam]

Florida Bog People DNA, European

[wildbill]

Can you say Salutrians? Gives more credence to the theory that the Salutrians culture came to the east coast of America in early days—and the flint points in Salutrian style that have been found are genuine and pre-Clovis.