Researchers have long thought that Paleo-Indians — including the people of the Clovis culture, who lived around 13,000 years ago and are considered one of the first American peoples — also ...

Many of the ancient limestone basins that held the water these animals and people used are now part of Florida's system of rivers because of higher water levels. As a result, paleo-indian ...

can be connected to social and spiritual aspects of their lives in ways that offer remarkable insights into the Paleo-Indian people. In a June article in the Journal of Paleolithic Archaeology ...

Here, Paleo-Indians coexisted with and hunted an unusual ... public perception of the Native American way of life. Multiple people set on fire in "targeted act of violence" using makeshift ...

He said Paleo-Indian people were nomadic, traveling frequently and for hundreds of miles and were known to use the best materials for creating their tools and weapons they found during their travels.

There is no convincing evidence of the presence of Paleo-Indians in Ohio at this early date. When climates moderated and western Lake Erie drained, about 12,500 years ago, bogs and marshes drained and ...

Around 30,000 years ago, the Paleo-Indians, ancestors of Native Americans, crossed the Beringia land bridge into Alaska. Today, we explore the Clovis People, once believed to be the first North ...

Paleo-Indians’ lives were less constrained by ... Archeologists believe the first people to live in this region arrived some 12,000 or 13,000 years ago, making this watercolor of an Abenaki ...

"We just want the people to come out and understand a little ... One lesson details that starting about 18,000 years ago, Paleo-Indians (the first humans to inhabit the Americas) lived in small ...