[SunkenCiv]

Paleo-Indian artefacts. Image: St. Cloud State University

[Just another Joe]

Where water is, there will mankind be.

It takes water for plants to grow. Also fish and mollusks.
In addition, water is a highway for those without powered transportation.

[Dogbert41]

It’s kind of embarrassing. I mean, just look what our neighbors to the South were doing about that time:
http://www.world-mysteries.com/mpl_PumaPunku.htm

[Dogbert41]

It’s kind of embarrassing. I mean, just look what our neighbors to the South were doing about that time:
http://www.world-mysteries.com/mpl_PumaPunku.htm

[muawiyah]

http://www.andaman.org/BOOK/chapter54/text-Clovis/Clovispoints.jpg ~ similar style. Item on your right in that st. cloud shot is a KNIFE and in my experience it is SHORT OF HAVING BEEN FINISHED. Maybe it was tossed away, or maybe it was just an emergency working blank.

[muawiyah]

SC, the Clovis points we got out of the well we dug on our lot in Indianapolis kinda proved that Clovis were there BEFORE the Younger Dryas ~ because the returning cold climate, and more moving ice, and the continuing drainage of the Ice Sheet through what is now Central Indiana covered the Clovis materials up with a layer of dirt.

This was maybe 20 to 30 miles south of the furthest advance of some really really tall ice ~ well over a mile. Kind of the melt limit on the ice so there was grass, etc. while the rest of the Midwest was still pretty much an iceage desert.

[norwaypinesavage]

Actually, Leif Erikson imported these stone tools from Norway to fool the locals into thinking the Norwegians were there first.