Discoveries at a controversial southeastern archaeological site could potentially push back the timelines for human arrival ...
Archaeologists at a Central Texas site have unearthed artifacts that the first humans arrived in North America roughly 2,500 years earlier than previously thought, raising questions about how they ...
"In that was found a big, hard charcoal smear. In one fell swoop, it jumped from being pre-Clovis to pre-pre-Clovis because the radiocarbon dating on that charcoal came back as 50,000 years ago." ...
When Edgar B. Howard heard that a road crew in eastern New Mexico had stumbled across a cache of big ancient bones, he dropped everything and grabbed the first westbound train. At the time—November ...
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