Recent studies of native rock art in the Jornada del Muerto region of southern New Mexico show the ceremonial importance of Desert Bighorn Sheep in the ancient cultures of this area.
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The Problem with Ice Age Overkill
Those on the left of the political spectrum are loathe to admit that the ancestors of Native Americans could have harmed the environment. While those on the right can’t acknowledge that our industrial methods—from manufacturing […]
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California Supervolcano May Be As Dangerous as Yellowstone’s
“As described in this article, one of three super-volcanoes in the United States is in New Mexico. Valles Caldera is located in north-central New Mexico in the central Jemez Mountains west of Santa Fe. It […]
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Humans and Mastodons Coexisted in Florida, New Evidence Shows
New archaeological discoveries in Florida establish earlier dates for human presence in North America than those that were previously accepted. The same discoveries show that early Native Americans hunted mastodons – a now-extinct, ancient relative […]
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Discoveries Challenge Beliefs on Humans’ Arrival in the Americas
These findings reflect our own: In the Indian Cave at Circle Ranch in far-West Texas, Arizona State University has radio carbon dated charcoal samples at ages 23,000-years older than the 10,000 BC date previously accepted.
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An Ancient Horse Is Unearthed in a Utah Backyard
Horses evolved in America. They and their ancestors were in our deserts for millions of years. Horses disappeared about 5,000-years ago, largely because of early Native American hunting. The Spanish brought them back 500-years ago, […]
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Are North America’s Wild Horses Native?
The fake science of invasive species biology classifies horses as “invasive” “exotics” that “compete” with “natives” to “harm” “ecological systems”. These terms are neither scientifically defined, nor consistently applied. As Dan Flores, author of American […]
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In the Bones of a Buried Child, Signs of a Massive Human Migration to the Americas
“Most likely, people were in Alaska by 20,000 years ago, at least,” say the scientists conducting the study reviewed below. This conclusion contradicts the accepted view that humans arrived in North America around 10,000 […]
Read moreDiscovery of Ancient Spearpoints in Texas Has Some Archaeologists Questioning the History of Early Americas
It seems as if every month brings fresh archaeological evidence to push back the dates of human arrival in North America.
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Did Humans Live in California 100,000 Years Earlier Than We Thought?
At our Circle Ranch Indian Cave, Arizona State University found charcoal that radiocarbon dating says is 25,000-years older than the 10,000 BC date which most scientists say is when humans arrived in North America. This […]
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