Some of the prehistoric stone tools found at the Belson Clovis Site in St. Joseph County, Michigan. Analysis of the tools has shed light on the lives of people who made camp in the area around 13,000 years ago.Photo credit: Daryl Marshke/Michigan Photography
What is the big deal about “Clovis” people?
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“and an extinct peccary—a pig-like animal...”
Pig men!
Oh, and all that barbecuing? They single-handedly caused global warming and ended the glacial age.
I checked the article to see what season they spent in Michigan. It was summer. Did the Clovis people have canoes? That would make the trip easier.
From the article:
Nash thinks that some of the Clovis travelers may have wintered in central Indiana and summered at Michigan’s Belson site, while others may have migrated between western Kentucky and central Indiana.
