For many years, archaeologists believed the first human culture in the Americas were the Clovis people, thought to have arrived in Alaska after crossing a land bridge—known as Beringia—from ...

That, in turn, suggests that people from the Western Clovis culture, to which the boy belonged, were regularly hunting mammoths — and to a lesser extent elk (Cervus canadensis), bison (Bison ...

That depends, pardner. Mostly on how you define the term “cowboy” – and whether there’s a 10-gallon hat lurking somewhere in your closet. During 11 months out of the year, the city’s ...

In an age of tribal conflict and religious confusion, St. Clotilde’s example shows how one marriage — and one soul — can ...

The evidence from these ancient sites says otherwise. More recently, discoveries from archaeological sites predating the Clovis culture have challenged the Clovis First theory and posed new ...