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Kennewick, New Data?
The mysterious Kennewick Man, who died 9,000 years ago in the Columbia River Valley, was a seal hunter who rambled far and wide with a projectile point lodged in his hip, five broken ribs that never healed properly, two small … Continue reading
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Field School Commences
Augering has determined that approximate three meters of aeolian sand has blown into the excavation in the last 40 years. Therefore, machinery is brought in to help remove some of the overburden. Budget constraints have limited the size and type … Continue reading
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New Page Added
I am adding a history page that will highlight some of the many photos of work related to the Clovis site over the years. Although work occurred here over many years, most of our photos date from the late 1960s … Continue reading
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ENMU 2009 Archaeological Field School at Blackwater Draw
Eastern New Mexico University’s 2009 Field School will be held at BWD from June 8 – July 10, and can be taken for undergraduate or graduate credit. Click the Field School tab at the top of this page to see more information.
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Sediment Sampling
Anth 586 students are performing granulometric analyses on sediments from the Folsom wedge and the Clovis block. Students will analyze particle size distributions and make observations on the morphology of individual sediment grains. These data will help interpret the conditions under … Continue reading
Bone Identification and Cleaning
Recent Anth 586 work on the Folsom wedge and Clovis sediment blocks includes combined efforts toward bone identification, mapping, and ongoing stabilization. Bone identification is challenging due to the confusing jumble of elements as well as the condition of the … Continue reading
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