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A 11,000-year-old bifacial Clovis point, probably from Virginia.
Clovis points are the earliest flint projectile points found in North America, used by the Paleo-Indians. The oldest date to around 13,500 years ago. Many have been found with the remains of hunted Ice Age animals (especially mammoths).
The points are thin and fluted, and are created with the percussion flaking technique, on both sides.
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The Extinction of North America's Megafauna: Human Impact vs Climate Change
The Extinction of North America’s Megafauna For millions of years, the vast landscapes of North America were populated by an incredible array of giant creatures: colossal mammoths and mastodons, massive camels and fierce dire wolves, along with sloths the size of modern elephants and beavers as large as bears. However, this diverse ecosystem faced a dramatic upheaval at the end of the Pleistocene…
New research theorizes that hunters used pikes planted in the ground—with their sharp tips pointing upward—to impale approaching wildlife us
Archaeologists Discover How Prehistoric Humans Hunted Mammoths, Other Megafauna in North America to Extinction
Woolly mammoths, and other megafauna in North America were hunted by Prehistory humans using Clovis points, archaeologists have found. Image by Pictavio, Pixabay Archaeologists have unveiled new insights into the hunting strategies employed by prehistoric humans in North America, focusing on their interactions with large megafauna like mammoths. The findings, detailed in the journal PLOS ONE,…
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Been spending too much time in this one Archaeology Professor’s courses. I went with my college’s history club to the Museum of the American Indian and I got super excited when I saw Clovis points. In my defense, they’re Clovis points.
Look at them! They’re stunning!
Anyway, I’m so glad my friends in the club are willing to listen to me rant because I went on a whole five minute spiel about the Clovis people and disproven claims of pre-Clovis populations.
