When did people first come to North America is a highly publicized question in archaeology. This question has been the focal point of many archaeologists careers. Although this question is really no more important than any other unanswered archaeological question; it remains a cataclysm for many, if not all, North American archaeologists To the North American archaeologist the migration of humans from Siberia to North America is a topic of dispute no matter what his …showed first 75 words of 570 total…

…showed last 75 words of 570 total…figures to convince me that Clovis isn’t a rock solid theory. I’m not saying that was the intention of the article but I think there was definitely no bias toward Clovis or pre-Clovis. My only complaint was the technical proficiency needed to fully comprehend this article. By this I mean the article was directed toward a more professional field of archaeologists. This isn’t necessarily bad, I just think professionalism can be overdone.