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Several people have contacted me concerning these files:
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Yeah, I just tried and got the same thing. I signed in and it worked.
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The most reasonable explanation for these early man sites we've discussed for many years is Neanderthal, Denisovan or admixed migration between Siberia and the lower 48, Mexico and South America. We have to stop thinking about HSS migrations to sort this out. Enjoy:
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Sandia Cave bone points (bottom of the page):
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How about the femoral heads side by side:
By the way guys, most supporters feel the site is an opportunity seized by whoever for the raw bone material...probably for weapons. Not a butcher site, but whatever, that's minor and doesn't change a thing. Human activity was going on here. To say not would be to discredit many sites in Africa.
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Page two has some fascinating specimens:
Page one has the history of the site:
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Charlie Hatchett
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Ancient History
Not a bad place to live at all.
Brushy Creek's equivalent to Gault/ Buttermilk Creek is much deeper.
Mike Collins had the upper level of Wilson-Leonard Igl pegged at a minimum of 12K (very conservative and not calibrated). And this level, designated Igl, contains artifacts washed out by the pre-Clovis drought. Everything is mixed up, but pre-Clovis. Berkley and USGS tried to date the
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Charlie Hatchett
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Abstract
Fluted projectile points have long been recognized as the archaeological signature of early humans dispersing throughout the Western Hemisphere; however, we still lack a clear understanding of their appearance in the interior “Ice-Free Corridor” of western Canada and eastern Beringia. To solve this problem, we conducted a geometric morphometric shape analysis and a phylogenetic analys
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What really caught my attention are the dots in the top right photo of the LA article. Check out
Solutrean dots:
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Charlie Hatchett
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Neanderthal Bifaces, closely resembling Solutrean technology:
And Solutrean paintings:
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"...it is relevant for several reasons....Analysis of the nuclear sequence data from this individual indicated stretches that were clearly ancestral to West Eurasian populations, but others that were distinctly Native American in origin. The authors infer that this is evidence for admixture between Eurasian and early Native American source populations prior to population movement eastward po
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"...nothing except intent by some hominin could shove that tusk in the ground and leave it standing..."
Yup, and the two femoral heads adjacent to one of the anvils:
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Holen et al. conclude that it was a scavenge for either the cortical bone material or marrow...or both.
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Charlie Hatchett
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Comments on Braje et al. 's objections to Holen et al.'s Cerutti Mastodon Site paper.
“...Their claim implies a human colonization of the New World more than 110,000 years earlier than the oldest widely accepted archaeological sites in the Americas...”
Hueyatlaco and Calico are older. Waters et al. were supposed to settle the Hueyatlaco issue once and for all...not a peep out of
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To me they look more like a possible predecessor to the Nenana Complex Chindadn points with straight bases:
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If I recall correctly, Bruce thought for a while that the triangular points were the predecessors to Clovis points:
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Ancient History
Interesting study on full genome similarities between Mal'ta1, Kostenki14, the European Upper Paleolithic and current European genomes:
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A genomic view of the peopling of the Americas
Pontus Skoglund and David Reich
Very interesting article. Thanks Gisele.
“...Under the hypothesis that Native American ancestry
stems from a single founder population that separated
earlier from Eurasian populations, differences in allele
frequencies between Native American groups should
have developed independently from Eurasian allele
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Charlie Hatchett
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Ancient History
From Gisele's page:
After Anzick: Reconciling new genomic data and models with the archaeological evidence for peopling of the Americas
Juliet E. Morrow,
University of Arkansas, Arkansas Archeological Survey, USA
Arkansas State University, Jonesboro Research Station, USA
"...The origin of Native Americans has long been and is still one of
the most important topics in arch
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Charlie Hatchett
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Shared from Gisele's forum:
A fourth Denisovan individual
Viviane Slon1,*, Bence Viola2,3,4, Gabriel Renaud1, Marie-Theres Gansauge1, Stefano Benazzi3,5, Susanna Sawyer1, Jean-Jacques Hublin3, Michael V. Shunkov4,6, Anatoly P. Derevianko4,7, Janet Kelso1, Kay Prüfer1, Matthias Meyer1 and Svante Pääbo1
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Science Advances 07 Jul 2017:
Vol. 3, no. 7, e
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Where was the PaleoAmerind standstill?
Michael K. Faught
Archaeological Research Cooperative, 703 Truett Dr., Tallahassee, FL, 32303, United States
Excerpts I find interesting:
“...(Anderson, 2010:322; Mulligan and Kitchen, 2013; Mulligan et al., 2008; Raghavan et al., 2014; Reich et al., 2012; Schurr, 2004; Tamm et al., 2007). According to these biological studies, the earliest PaleoAmer
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Charlie Hatchett
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The Anzick genome indicates that at least this individual was a descendant of Gravettian: Malta.
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Charlie Hatchett
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The Anzick genome proves Clovis is first, after all
Stuart J. Fiedel
Abstract
The close relatives who buried the Anzick infant ca. 12,800 cal BP made classic Clovis tools and were unequivocally the lineal genetic ancestors of all the living Native peoples of southern North America, Central America, and South America. Clovis-derived Fell I fishtail points track the rapid southward migrat
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