Oldest bones in north america

    • [DOC File]Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Teacher Field Reports

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      These 14,000 old bones are the oldest human remains found in North America. 14,000 years ago, North America was still covered with too much ice to allow humans to cross the land bridge. It is now believed people came to North America by watercraft, and settled along California.

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    • [DOC File]Fungi - Florida State College at Jacksonville

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      Are the oldest rocks and fossils typically below, or above, more recent rocks? Click on “Amazing feets” at the bottom of the screen. What are “artiodactyls”? Give four examples of artiodactyls: What does the tapir use its proboscis for? When did rhinos become extinct in North America? Where do tapirs live today?

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    • [DOC File]Stone Age Fair

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      The bones were found about a quarter mile east of U.S. 85, two miles north of Fort Lupton. Oil field workers found the bones while they were digging shortly before noon Thursday. The Weld County Sheriff’s Office first responded to the scene, and the bones were then turned over to the Weld County Coroner’s Office.

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    • [DOC File]Natural chimney’s, Augusta County, Virginia

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      Cave. The youngest dated specimen lived circa 11,180 ± 80 and the oldest at 14,440 ±70 14C yr BP (Table 3). Thus, latest Wisconsinan age for the Clark's Cave local fauna, as predicted by Guilday, et al. (1977) is confirmed and the seven dated specimens place the Clark’s Cave sample within a 3400 radiocarbon year late Wisconsinan depositional interval.

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    • [DOC File]Stone Age Fair

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      Along with the bone fragments, animal bones and stone tools were found at the site. By LiveScience, February 24, 2011. An archaeological dig in Alaska has uncovered the oldest human remains ever found in Arctic or Subarctic North America – the cremated skeleton of a 3-year-old.

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    • [DOCX File]Early Man.docx

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      Stone Age technology included delicate sewing needles made of bone with punched eyeholes. They were probably used in tandem with thread fashioned from plant fibers or animal sinew. Archeologists have found bone needles dating to within the past 20,000 years in Europe and North America, where they might have facilitated clothing and boat production.

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      Thunderbird Archeological District: One of the most extensive (and intensively tested) Paleoindian sites in North America. Thunderbird contains habitations, workshops, and quarries, along with post molds offering evidence of perhaps the oldest structure on the continent. Designated a …

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