"Humans were present in North America at least one thousand years before Clovis and these earlier peoples probably had no technological or genetic similarity to the iconic Clovis Culture," adds the prof's colleague Thomas Stafford. "The Clovis First debate has ended. The theory is now dead and buried." The Register
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Sigh, first there was Kennewick Man, then Clovis Man, Mound builders, etc., and now this. If we believe this, then European settlers were just another wave of the several groups of colonizers who successively occupied the Americas, pushing aside previous comers as they went.
Maybe Custer didn't "die for our sins." Maybe he was just a jerk.
Hey, Maureen, there's our great great..... grandpa chatting with Samoset. pl
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/07/13/clovis_not_first_says_paisley_caves_excrement/
