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This Volume Provides An Up-to-date Summary Of Important New Discoveries From Northeast Asia And North America That Are Changing Perceptions About The Origin Of The First Americans. Even Though The Peopling Of The Americas Has Been The Focus Of Scientific Investigations For More Than Half A Century, There Is Still No Definitive Evidence That Will Allow Specialists To Say When The First Americans Initially Arrived Or Who They Were. However, This In No Way Diminishes The Significance Of The Many New Contributions Being Made In The Field.--jacket. Ice Age Environments Of Northern Eurasia With Special Reference To The Beringian Margin Of Siberia / Mikhail G. Grosswald -- Impact Of Ice-related Plant Nutrients On Glacial Margin Environments / Mort D. Turner ... [et Al.] -- Periglacial Ecology, Large Mammals, And Their Significance To Human Biology / V. Geist -- Pleistocene Peoples Of Japan And The Peopling Of The Americas / Takeru Akazawa -- The Colonization Of Western Beringia / Ted Goebel And Sergei B. Slobodin -- Late Pleistocene Peopling Of Alaska / Thomas D. Hamilton And Ted Goebel -- Bluefish Caves And Old Crow Basin / Jacques Cinq-mars And Richard E. Morlan -- Searching For The Ear

Author

Robonson Bonnichsen

Publisher

Oregon State University Press for the Center for the Study of the First Americans; Oregon State Univ Pr

Published

1999

Language

EN

ISBN

9780870717833

Subjects

Science, Anthropology, History