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  1. Differential use of space: An analysis of the Aubrey Clovis site.

    The Aubrey Clovis site is one of the oldest late-Pleistocene sites in North America, dated to ~11,550 B.P., and contains two camps with a range of lithic debitage, numerous hearths, and excellent faunal preservation. Couched in rules of classification, a series of artifact distributions are …

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  2. Broken Bones and Cutmarks: Taphonomic Analyses and Implications for the Peopling of North America

    … migration of anatomically modern Homo sapiens. Clovis technology in association with extinct Pleistocene fauna clearly identifies a New World occupation by 11,500 BP (13,410 cal BP). However, a consensus on the timing of this process has not been achieved. Older sites completely void of stone …

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