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Category Archives: Field Work
POSTER – The Clovis Site: Analysis and Synthesis
Posted in Archaeology, Blackwater Draw, Clovis, Clovis site, Field Work
Tagged Archaeology, Blackwater Draw, Bone tools, Clovis, clovis site, Geoarchaeology, paleoindian, Public Archaeology
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Following Up on the South Bank
The South Bank of the Clovis site refers to an area at the southern end of the prehistoric pond around which lie a group of cultural sites spanning a time from the end of the last ice age until recent … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Blackwater Draw, Clovis, Clovis site, fauna, Field Work, First Americans, Folsom, Paleoindian
Tagged Agate Basin, Archaeology, bison, Blackwater Draw, Clovis, clovis site, field work, First Americans, Geoarchaeology, Mammoth, New Mexico, paleoamerican odyssey, paleoindian, Public Archaeology
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Field School Update
Lots of remarkable progress has been made using the field school students in and out of the South Bank Building. The bonebed has yielded a few surprises and given up more excellent paleontological specimens. More information to come, but here … Continue reading
An Excursion to Water Canyon
A tardy post. Several weeks back I, along with David Kilby, was fortunate to be asked to come help with an excavation in central New Mexico. The project was the brainchild of Robert Dello-Russo from the New Mexico Office of … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Clovis, Field Work, First Americans, Geoarchaeology, Paleoindian, paleontology
Tagged Archaeology, Eden point, Geoarchaeology, New Mexico, paleoindian
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Rancho La Brea Photo Album
I was invited to give some talks in southern California and my spare time allowed for an exciting visit to one of my favorite sites in the Los Angeles area, the Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits. Now … Continue reading
Clovis Well receives a surprise visit
The Clovis age hand-dug well located within the South Bank area of the Blackwater site got an unexpected visit from its original excavator this summer. Shirley East, pictured above standing in the well, was a regular face around the Blackwater … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Clovis, Clovis site, Field Work, History, Paleoindian
Tagged Archaeology, Clovis, clovis site, field work, New Mexico, paleoindian
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THE ACCIDENTAL ARCHAEOLOGIST 