Ancient Native American ancestors (Clovis) have been interpreted as either specialized
megafauna hunters or generalist foragers. Supporting data are typically indirect (toolkits …

Fluting or basal thinning of lanceolate points can be readily recognized, so that much
reasoning about the initial occupation of the Ice-Free Corridor has centered on the fluted …

There are comparatively few fossils that document the presence of the Pleistocene western
camel (Camelops hesternus) in the unglaciated regions of Alaska and Yukon, northwestern …

Continental-scale patterns of morphological and biological change represent broad time-
and spatially averaged interpretations. Conversely, regionally focused studies of …

Abstract Models of the first peopling of the Americas characterize arrival routes either along
the coast or through the ice-free corridor following the Last Glacial Maximum. While the …

During the past century, fossils of Pleistocene camels have been occasionally reported from
unglaciated regions of Alaska and Yukon (collectively known as eastern Beringia), yet …

Southern portions of the Ice-Free Corridor likely became habitable not long after 14,000 cal
yr BP, available to both stemmed and fluted projectile point makers. There has been little …

McFaddin Beach (MB) is an archeological (41JF50) and paleontological locality extending
32 kilometers along the beach of Jefferson County, Texas. The fossils wash up on the beach …

Here we present a summary of the largest museum collection of Quaternary proboscideans
known from Alberta, housed at the Royal Alberta Museum. The 378 specimens reported …

Materials recently collected from the shoreline of the Brazeau reservoir in west-central
Alberta include a number of Paleoindian artifacts and a set of six articulated mandibular …