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A geologists claims he has found ancient tools in Maryland that prove the first humans in America appeared around 22,000 years ago - 7,000 years earlier than the leading theory.

Over 50 years after excavation began at Meadowcroft rockshelter, it still ranks among the most remarkable sites of early human habitation in the Americas: an interview with archaeologist James Adovasio.

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Archaeological discoveries throughout the Americas are pushing back the date for when humans reached the New World by thousands of years, rewriting the long-standing theory that people arrived only 13,000 years ago.

For decades, we thought the first humans to arrive in the Americas came across the Bering Land Bridge 13,000 years ago. New evidence is changing that picture.

It's time to rewrite the history books, as it appears the Clovis First theory of human habitation in America is finally, officially, cancelled (as of October 2023).

Niéde Guidon has long since stopped her walks through Serra da Capivara National Park. Living as a recluse since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the archaeologist, who retired from her position as president of the Museum of the American Man Foundation (FUMDHAM) in 2020, has become used to her life of isolation. “At 90, […]

Is Rimrock Draw Rockshelter the oldest human occupied site in North America? Evidence suggests occupation there 18,000 years ago, challenging the Clovis hypothesis.

Colorado’s story does not start with settlers, miners, and colonists but with the deep history of the Native American inhabitants.