Center for the Study of the First Americans

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The Center for the Study of the First Americans provides the following image gallery for general use. This gallery includes photographs of archaeological sites, artifacts, faunal remains, stratigraphic sections, and excavations. We only ask that you give credit to the Center for the Study of the First Americans as the source for the image. A proper credit byline should read:
"Courtesy of the Center for the Study of the First Americans".

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Late Paleoindian Biface Cache, Texas	Bonneville Estates, Nevada
Robson Bonnichsen	Brazos River, Texas
Cactus Hill site, Virginia	Clovis sites
Danger Cave, Utah	Diring Yuriakh site, Russia
Gault Clovis site, Texas	Hueyatlaco site, Mexico
Lamb Springs, Colorado	Mammoth sites, Wisconsin
Manis Mastodon, Washington	Pendejo Cave, New Mexico
Paleolithic sites in Russia	Toluquilla Quarry footprints, Mexico
Topper site, South Carolina

	Jesse Tune and co-authors publish article in Tennessee Archaeology on excavations and dating of Late Pleistocene and Paleoindian deposits at the Coats-Hines site, Williamson County, Tennessee (pdf)

	Ted Goebel co-organized the "Symposium on the Emergence and Diversity of Modern Human Behavior in Palaeolithic Asia", held in Tokyo, Japan, Nov.29-Dec.1, He and Kelly Graf presented lectures.

	Ted Goebel and Lawrence Straus co-edit recent issue of Quaternary International featuring 23 papers on Humans and the Younger Dryas. Vol. 242 Issue 2 15 October 2011 ISSN 1040-6182.

	Ted Goebel was recently interviewed (Prof Helping To Unravel Causes Of Ice Age Extinctions)about a collaborative project trying to solve the mystery of the extinction of the megafauna at the end of the last Ice Age that is described in a recent article in Nature. (2011-11-04)

	Ted Goebel, Kelly Graf and co-authors publish article in Nature on responses of Late Quaternary megafauna to climate and humans (pdf)

	Michael Waters and co-authors publish article in Science (Volume 334, October) on Pre-Clovis Mastodon Hunting 13,800 Years Ago at the Manis Site, Washington (pdf)

	Ted Goebel and co-authors publish article in Quaternary International (Volume 242) on Climate, Environment, and Humans in North America's Great Basin during the Younger Dryas, 12,900-11,600 calendar years ago (pdf)

	Kelly Graf and Nancy Bigelow publish article in Quaternary International (Volume 242) on Human Response to Climate during the Younger Dryas Chronozone in Central Alaska (pdf)

	Tom Jennings publishes article in Journal of Archaeological Science (in press) on the Experimental Production of Bending and Radial Flake Fractures and Implications for Lithic Technologies (pdf)