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Selected Articles from: Scientific American Discovering Archaeology
Scientific American Discovering Archaeology: Issue 7 January/February
Adovasio JM & DC Hyland. 2000. The Need to Weave: The First Americans Used More Fiber Than Flint.
Collins, MB. 2000. Time is Running Out for an Old Paradigm.
Dixon, EJ. 2000. Coastal Navigators: The First Americans May Have Come by Water.
Gruhn, Ruth. 2000 The South American Twist: Clovis First Doesn't Fit the Rich Prehistory of the Southern Continent.
Haynes Jr, CV. 2000. New World Climate: Dramatic Climatic Shifts Welcomed and Bedeviled the First Americans.
Hofman, JL. 2000. The Clovis Hunters: A Pragmatic and Skilled Culture Swept Across North America.
Schurr, TG. 2000. The Story in the Genes: Genetic Research Finds More, Older Options for First Americans.
Stanford, D. & B. Bradley. 2000. The Solutrean Solution: Did Some Ancient Americans Come from Europe?
Steele, GD. 2000. The Skeleton's Tale: Old Skulls are Painting a Complex Picture of American Origins.
Tankersley, KB. 2000. The Puzzle of the First Americans.
Fauna:
Bering Land Bridge:
Bering Land Bridge Natural Preserve
GORP Bering Land Bridge National Preserve
Paleoclimate:
Paleoenvironments and Glaciation in Beringia
Pre-Clovis debate:
The Clovis First/Pre-Clovis Problem by Tony Baker
ON MONTE VERDE: FIEDEL'S CONFUSIONS AND MISREPRESENTATIONS
Pre-Clovis:
Pre-Indian Caucasoids in America: Kennewick Man
ENN News Archive: Team urges more tests on Kennewick Man
Jomon of Japan: From Hunters to Rice Growers
Landscape:
Paleoenvironmental Atlas of Beringia This site has great photos of the Beringian Landscape