[SunkenCiv]

In nine parts, here's the playlist link:

• Were the Solutrean people of stone age southern France the first inhabitants of North America? This compelling docu-drama unravels the long lost history of the Solutrean peoples' migration to the continent over 17,000 years ago!
  
  Solutreans: The first Americans | blacksunrevival | Published on August 25, 2009

[Trumpet 1]

Yes, of course there may have been other groups of humans in the new world before the land bridge peoples arrived. It is just that the land bridge people were the ones who made a lasting impression on the “America’s.” Earlier groups may have been from Europe or Asia or Pacific Oceana.

[Grimmy]

I had watched that vid a few days ago.

One thing that occurred to me. Those “almost Clovis” points and tools, might have been the product of a less skilled individual of the same culture. Maybe someone in a smaller group that didn’t have the benefit of being able to have specialists and didn’t have a deep talent pool to draw from.