Oldest human remains in north america
[DOC File]Loveland Archaeological Society
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Waters cautions that there is no empirical evidence to support it. Sea levels were lower 15,000 years ago, so any evidence would likely be buried under the ocean floor. But he notes that the oldest human skeletal remains in North America were found on the Channel Islands off the coast of California and are dated at 13,000 years old.
[DOC File]Pre-Columbian Native American Society
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The oldest unquestioned human remains in the Americas are at sites in Alaska dated around 12,000 B.C., followed by a profusion of sites in the United States south of the Canadian border and in Mexico in the centuries just before 11,000 B.C.
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Geographical: The human remains in question were recovered from Archaic indigenous residential areas on the Pacific Ocean coast north of the community of La Jolla, and at Batiquitos Lagoon, between La Jolla and the San Luis Rey River. ... Hunt (personal communication) said that the oldest skulls in North America tend to be long, with a general ...
[DOC File]Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Teacher Field Reports
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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. The chlid's burned bone fragments were found in a fire pit in the remains of an ancient house near the Tanana River in central Alaska. Researchers date the cremation to 11,500 years ago.
[DOC File]Who Were The First Americans
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Oct 26, 2011 · WSU Geology professor, Roald Fryxell, and students find the oldest human remains (11,000-13,000 years old) in the western hemisphere at the Marmes Rockshelter Archaeological Site. WSU holds the inauguration of the 7th university president, Dr. Glenn Terrell. Northwest Magnesite, located in Chewelah, Washington, closes its doors after 51 years.
[DOC File]Stone Age Fair
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In Brazil, they found some of the oldest human remains in the Americas, among them a skeleton—named Luzia—that is more than 11,000 years old. Luzia did not look like American Indians. Instead, her facial features matched most closely with the native Aborigines in Australia.
[DOC File]UCLA Draft report on Kumeyaay cultural affiliation
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Thus, the remains of these two, plus the one recovered in 1936, represent some of the earliest known human remains from either North or South America. The double burial, as noted above, consists of two individuals each buried on their sides with their knees bent.
Spirit Cave mummy - Wikipedia
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.
[DOC File]Collection Number - University of Washington
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The physical evidence shows no pre-human hominids in the Western Hemisphere. The oldest human remains date back to 15 to 17KYA. Hence the fossil record suggests migrants peopled the Western hemisphere. Beginning at some point, a great migration of nomadic peoples brought primarily hunters and seed gatherers to North America.
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