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Mar. 25, 2011
Hunting For Traces Of America's First Inhabitants
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| Reporting in Science, researchers write of finding blades and spearpoints that pre-date Clovis tools--long thought to be the earliest evidence of people in the Americas. Archaeologist Michael B. Collins talks about how the discovery could change theories about the first inhabitants of the Americas. |
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Michael B. Collins
Director, Gault Archaeological Project
Research Professor, Anthropology
Texas State University
San Marcos, Texas
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