Tag: North America

Early people who spread across North and South America depended on giant mammals for almost all of their food, according ...

For decades, archaeologists have linked Clovis stone points found beside mammoth, mastodon, and gomphothere bones with large game hunting. Those ...

For decades, archaeologists pictured North America's first big game hunters using the atlatl, a handheld spear thrower that sends a ...

A chance find on an Ohio golf course has left archaeologists with an unusual puzzle. The collection, known as the ...

For thousands of years, Indigenous hunters on the North American Great Plains relied on bison for food, tools, and materials. ...

Archaeologists working in dry caves in Oregon have reported what appears to be the oldest known physical evidence of sewn ...

Archaeologists have reexamined long-held ideas about burial practices in the Great Basin and found a broader pattern than earlier reports ...

A buried campsite in Alaska’s middle Tanana Valley offers fresh evidence about early human movement into North America. Excavations at ...

When Daniella Santoro and her husband, Aaron Lorenz, went to clear weeds behind their home in New Orleans' Carrollton neighborhood, ...

A newly published study in Science Advances provides the strongest evidence to date that ancient human tracks found at White ...