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The new find in OR. Need info
Are there clearer photos of the supraorbital torus? Are there any other studies done on this as of yet?
Looks like definitive evidence of human occupation around 20000 years ago to me Charlie. Mark
What would you say to the possibility of mammoth remains in association with a possible Folsom time period quarry site and knapping center? I will have more on this for you in the future, but think about it.
NICE!!!!!!!!!
Ok Charlie, so what is your focus...your opinion? Do you support this or is it full of holes...Hope summer is being kind to you...happy fourth of July...I tried to break my jaw with the handyman jack this morning...fun fun fun.
This group is established to discuss the problem of the peopling of the Americas.
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- I'm an amateur archeologist that has been researching a Paleo site in central Texas for the past three years. The site is within a 20-mile radius of Gault (UT), Wilson-Leonard (UT) and Buttermilk Creek (A&M).
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Starting at Rock Bottom. A Peculiar Central Texas PreClovis Culture: Rough- 2nd Edition.
Below is a very rough and incomplete report on a site I've been researching in central Texas for a little over three years:
Starting at Rock Bottom. A Peculiar Central Texas PreClovis Culture
Rough- 2nd Edition
Table of contents:
http://cayman.globat.com/~bandstexas.com/Starting%20at%20Rock%20Bottom.%20A%20Peculiar%20Central%20Texas%20PreClovis%20Culture.pdf
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Starting at Rock Bottom. A Peculiar Central Texas PreClovis Culture
Rough- 2nd Edition
Table of contents:
http://cayman.globat.com/~bandstexas.com/Starting%20at%20Rock%20Bottom.%20A%20Peculiar%20Central%20Texas%20PreClovis%20Culture.pdf
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Posted on August 3, 2008 at 1:00pm — 5 Comments
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- At 5:36pm on June 1, 2009,
Anjanette said…
- Thought you might be interested in this little tidbit I have come across... it should be in your messages I hope (you probably have it, but hey, here it is). Also, there is a link to our FS website for Hudson Meng this summer on my latest blog post.
- At 6:22pm on March 30, 2009,
Anjanette said…
- I am not sure of the mileage, but constant watersources within a mile are abundant, at least back in time. Also, scrub and trees are relatively new here, and I know that being between the trees and a constant water source was important.
- At 1:54am on March 30, 2009,
Anjanette said…
- My cousin's up in Paradise say that local legend says their land was once a semi permanent hunting camp before the white man came. It lines up with your area pretty well, as well as a string of sites from Bluefish Cave in Alaska to the Gulf...migratory patter in the ice free corridor for 1000 Alex
- At 12:31pm on March 29, 2009,
Charlie Hatchett said… - Wow!
Sounds like she's having a blast!
You know, you might just email Tom Dillehay or Mike Collins. Both have worked on Monte Verde for 20 years plus:
http://www.vanderbilt.edu/anthro/faculty#dillehay
http://www.utexas.edu/research/tarl/contact/default.php
- At 12:15pm on March 29, 2009,
Beth Resler Walters said…
- No...but my daughter -- who enters Tennessee this fall as an archaeology grad student -- is doing an Outward Bound course out of Bariloche, Argentina, in December and is determined to head due west afterwards to see Monte Verde. I'm tryin to find people who have been there or worked there to (1) answer my motherly trepedations, and (2) get any logistical/safety/contacts information that would help her planning.
She's worked at Topper the past two summers and returns there this year, helping manage new digging at the productive main pit.
- At 11:51am on March 29, 2009,
Beth Resler Walters said…
- Charlie, I've seen a great deal of info o Monte Verde you have posted. Have you been there?
- At 2:56pm on March 25, 2009,
Anjanette said…
- okey dokey. I will let you know what is up. Have fun.
- At 3:33am on March 22, 2009,
Anjanette said…
- No, didn't get sprayed. We found this shot online when my daughter was looking for the best way to get skunk stink off her dog!!!! I couldn't resist, had to get it and print it out and hang it on her door. Boy, was she mad at me! I am soooooo mean.
How many hours by car to Buttermilk and Gault from Ft. Worth? If I get the chance this fall, my daughter wants to go to Texas and meet her cousins there (she met them, like, six years ago but apparently that doesn't count) and I figured I would get some fun in for myself since I have to go to Six Flags and watch everyone else have fun. Hope you are having a good spring so far.
- At 11:03pm on February 24, 2009,
Charlie Hatchett said…
- Very cool.
Skunk kittens, ey?
Did ya'll get sprayed?
Beautiful creatures!
- At 8:16am on February 22, 2009,
Anjanette said…
Have a GOOD DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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