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I think that the only migration that everyone agrees on is the late arriving Inuits.

Spinous process in evolution Here are three Wiki links: Dimetrodon A Permian animal Spinosaurus A Cretaceous animal Bison Antiquus A Pleistocene animal They all have a large spinous process. Is it coincidence, analogous, or do we just carry genes for this. Functionally, the first is considered to b...

Minimalist wrote:You should read Chris' book.

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-fir ... 1008236650

When it arrives I will, but, I would like to see the drawing Waters was referring to, directly.

In the video Dr. Waters referred to a drawing of the stratigraphy of the site, is there a recent paper available that details this information?

I have searched Google Scholar.

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You are welcome to visit my library, there are always cookies and drinks.

If that is not possible then try this paper Ice Age Atlantis? Exploring the Solutrean-Clovis 'Connection' by Straus et. aland the references contained therein.

Well, maybe they did see it: From: The sequence and timing of large late Pleistocene floods from glacial Lake Missoula ; M. A. Hanson, et. al. 2012 Abstract Glacial Lake Missoula formed when the Purcell Trench lobe of the Cordilleran ice sheet dammed Clark Fork River in Montana during the Fraser Gla...

To set the scene in the Northwest U.S. when people may have been arriving in the area, consider that deglaciation was still ongoing, the Pinedale glaciation at Yellowstone; after 16.5 calybp concluding 14 calybp, Licciardi et. al. 2001. Lake Bonneville catastrophically emptied through Redrock into t...

...more than 13,000 years old... That would be calender years or approximately 10.9 RCYBP, the beginning of the YDC, the end of Clovis time, and a thousand years after Monte Verde, Swan Point, and Meadowcroft. Of course, the vague "more than" is what is of great interest, Paisley Cave and...

You do remember correctly.

A S Dyke 2004

This paper is the best one for the general position of the ice sheet at different stages, note that dates are in radiocarbon years.

Folsum time was "neatly" in the YDC.

From 2009 there is this:

http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2009/jun/05/ ... -treasure/

Here is the original story by Florida State Geologist, at the time, E. H. Sellards, 1916: Eighth Annual Report pdf page 152 is where the article starts. In the deep dark recesses of my memory I seem to recall that Frank Leverett published on this too, at the time, but I can't seem to find it, yet. L...

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Anything that is found will be wonderful!

"Folsom" is a great read, wow.

Depositional settings do vary, which is what makes understanding the taphonomy so important.

On the other hand, they're just nuts.

Cactus Hill McAvoy 1996

Possible pine hearth 15,070 -+ 70 RCYBP
pre Clovis artifacts

Clovis working surface 10,920-+ 250 RCYBP

They walked from where?