Add to ORKGPaleoindian points found in Nebraska include (from left) Clovis, Folsom, Agate Basin, Angostura, Alberta, Eden and Scottsbluff. They range in age from 8,000 to 11,500 years old and apparently represent distinct cultural groups. Source - Game and Parks Commission
iii In Great Plains archaeology, differences in projectile point morphologies are used to define typ...
This study investigates early Paleo-Indian expansion into Saskatchewan as reflected by the distribut...
There has been much discussion recently relative to the geologic age of Yuma and Folsom artifacts. T...
Points found in Nebraska (from left, oldest to neWestside Community Schools): Clovis, Agate Basin, L...
Two Clovis projectile point finds are reported from the Panhandle of Nebraska (Dawes and Sioux Count...
Archaeologists apply the term projectile point to a wide range of tools. Although they used to thi...
Migrations and interactions between early populations are a major focus of Paleoindian research. Bec...
This dissertation examines morphological variability (differences in qualitative attributes and metr...
American archeology has long been polarized over the issue of a human presence in the Western Hemisp...
Hell Gap and Frederick Points pumped from gravel pits in Red Willow County to extend the geographic ...
Excavations at the Lime Creek site, 1947. The objects from this site were made by some of Nebraska’s...
The Lime Creek site is a stratified Early Lithic (Paleo-Indian) camp site buried in the Terrace-2A a...
This is a Paleoindian Period Beaver Lake projectile point (approx. 10,500-9,500 B.P.) of Ft. Payne c...
The research reported here focuses on late Paleoindian occupation of the Southern Rocky Mountains, c...
Leaf-shaped spear point is an excellent example of the Agate Basin type. The edges of the blade tape...
iii In Great Plains archaeology, differences in projectile point morphologies are used to define typ...
This study investigates early Paleo-Indian expansion into Saskatchewan as reflected by the distribut...
There has been much discussion recently relative to the geologic age of Yuma and Folsom artifacts. T...
Points found in Nebraska (from left, oldest to neWestside Community Schools): Clovis, Agate Basin, L...
Two Clovis projectile point finds are reported from the Panhandle of Nebraska (Dawes and Sioux Count...
Archaeologists apply the term projectile point to a wide range of tools. Although they used to thi...
Migrations and interactions between early populations are a major focus of Paleoindian research. Bec...
This dissertation examines morphological variability (differences in qualitative attributes and metr...
American archeology has long been polarized over the issue of a human presence in the Western Hemisp...
Hell Gap and Frederick Points pumped from gravel pits in Red Willow County to extend the geographic ...
Excavations at the Lime Creek site, 1947. The objects from this site were made by some of Nebraska’s...
The Lime Creek site is a stratified Early Lithic (Paleo-Indian) camp site buried in the Terrace-2A a...
This is a Paleoindian Period Beaver Lake projectile point (approx. 10,500-9,500 B.P.) of Ft. Payne c...
The research reported here focuses on late Paleoindian occupation of the Southern Rocky Mountains, c...
Leaf-shaped spear point is an excellent example of the Agate Basin type. The edges of the blade tape...
iii In Great Plains archaeology, differences in projectile point morphologies are used to define typ...
This study investigates early Paleo-Indian expansion into Saskatchewan as reflected by the distribut...
There has been much discussion recently relative to the geologic age of Yuma and Folsom artifacts. T...