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This came out today and I just printed it, I'll get back after I've read it.

New Evidence from a Black Mat Site in the Northern Andes Supporting a Cosmic Impact 12,800 Years Ago

That's OK EP, do your own thing.

There is an archaeological site known as Jake Bluff (Bement et al; 2010; American Antiquity), that is a Clovis Bison kill. The next older Clovis site is the Domebo Mammoth kill site, the last mammoth kill known. At Jake bluff directly above the Clovis is a Folsom deposit that remains undated. Wittke...

Lithic history Here is a list of the things that I think affect what we see in lithics. Every piece of rock is different in some respect, i.e. core material. Most finds are at the creation location or use location, i.e. lost, thrown away, or forgotten, the really good ones we rarely see except for c...

It's just that I did not know. It's all good. I usually shut down when info goes into the Holocene. The late Pleistocene is overwhelming enough.

I have not discovered papers showing a Be10 signal at YD onset. That doesn't mean there aren't any, I just have not found them.

population chart from Meeks and Anderson 2012 http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5324/9093201564_a23ba1f40c_z.jpg Also from Anderson et al and the PIDBA site: The Effect of the Younger Dryas on Paleoindian Occupations in Southeastern North America I did not know about the dirth of information from New Yo...

Another by the way, has anyone else read:

Hunter-Gatherer Behavior: Human Response During The Younger Dryas

ed: M I Eren, 2012

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Howdy Farpoint! Glad to see you are still here!

My lurking time has been seriously reduced due to the corporate computer system blocking access to this site while I'm at work.

But Google Scholar still works! That and my thumb drive, I'm good!

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Minimalist wrote:Agreed and I can't ever recall Stanford suggesting "migration."

me either

And I thought EP was going to introduce evidence of a comet strike in Ohio.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-205_162-57552759/mars-mystery-has-curiosity-rover-made-big-discovery/ “NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has apparently made a discovery "for the history books," but we'll have to wait a few weeks to learn what the new Red Planet find may be, media reports suggest.” ...

See Murton et al 2010

But there conclusions are disputed by T G Fisher

Watching with sadness the destruction on the east coast of New Jersey I could not help but observe the amount of sand that was brought onshore by the storm surge. The bulldozers were beginning the massive job of clearing the sand deposits that appeared to be very clean and sorted. This brought to mi...

Before I comment, if I'm qualified to comment, may I ask, which paper specifically?