Humans may have first arrived in North America as early as 30,000 years ago
Two controversial studies challenge the established narrative of the earliest human dispersal into the Americas.
Tag: Clovis culture
Scientists find oldest weapons in North America, questioning the timeline of the continent’s colonization
The Clovis might not have been the first to North America after all.
Skeleton remains prove first North American settlers came from Asia
The genome sequence of the Ice Age skeletal remains of a 1-year-old boy gave scientists tantalizing proof that the first ...
Meteor impact in Canada may have triggered the Big Freeze that caused mass extinction and forced humans into agriculture
The high temperatures of the meteorite impact 12,900 years ago produced mm-sized spherules of melted glass with the mullite and ...
Trigger for Earth’s last ‘big freeze’ located by geoscientists
Some 12,900 years ago, a massive flood of melted freshwater in the Arctic caused a 1,200-year-long chill nicknamed the "Big ...
Archaeological evidence attests second founding group in North America, besides Clovis culture
Scientists from U.S., Britain and Denmark have recently reported in a new study that conclusive evidence, in the form of ...
