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    This document contains summaries of several sources that discuss Paleoindian sites containing mammoth remains, Clovis culture sites, and the timing of the peopling of the Americas. The sources cover topics such as problems identifying human-mammoth kill sites, taphonomy of the Colby mammoth site in Wyoming, stratigraphy of Pleistocene fauna in the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains, early Paleoindian hunting and mobility patterns, myths about Paleoindian to Archaic transitions, Clovis point technology, and redefining the age of Clovis culture.

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    This document contains summaries of several sources that discuss Paleoindian sites containing mammoth remains, Clovis culture sites, and the timing of the peopling of the Americas. The sources cover topics such as problems identifying human-mammoth kill sites, taphonomy of the Colby mammoth site in Wyoming, stratigraphy of Pleistocene fauna in the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains, early Paleoindian hunting and mobility patterns, myths about Paleoindian to Archaic transitions, Clovis point technology, and redefining the age of Clovis culture.

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    Colby Site Bibliography

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    This document contains summaries of several sources that discuss Paleoindian sites containing mammoth remains, Clovis culture sites, and the timing of the peopling of the Americas. The sources cover topics such as problems identifying human-mammoth kill sites, taphonomy of the Colby mammoth site in Wyoming, stratigraphy of Pleistocene fauna in the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains, early Paleoindian hunting and mobility patterns, myths about Paleoindian to Archaic transitions, Clovis point technology, and redefining the age of Clovis culture.

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