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In 1927, Near The Town Of Folsom, New Mexico, A Spectacular Discovery Altered Our Understanding Of Early Humans On The American Continent. Scientists Excavating A Bison From The Late Pleistocene Age Discovered A Fluted Projectile Point Wedged Between The Animal's Ribs—forceful Evidence That Humans Existed During The Ice Age Together With Now-extinct Animals. Subsequent Discoveries At Nearby Clovis Introduced Scientists To The First Large-scale Occupation Of The Americas—clovis Culture—with A Time Span Of 13,250 To 12,500 Years Ago. Los Primeros Mexicanos Explores The Clovis Occupation Of Mexico's Northwest Region Of Sonora. Using Extensive Primary Data Concerning Specific Artifacts, Assemblages, And Paleoindian Archaeology, Mexican Archaeologist Guadalupe Sánchez Presents A Synopsis And Critical Review Of Current Data And A Unique Summary Of Information About The First People Of México That Is Difficult To Find In Spanish And Until Now Not Available In English. Sánchez's Essential Framework For Early Sonora Prehistory Includes The Sonoran Landscape, The Biotic Communities, A History Of Investigations, The Regional Cultural-historical Chronology Of Sonora, And The Clovis Record In T

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Author

Guadalupe Sánchez

Publisher

The University of Arizona Press

Published

2016

Language

EN

ISBN

9780816530632

Category

history

Subjects

History, Humanities

Rating

5 / 5 (6 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14