Clovis Points and Human Migration Mysteries

This chapter explores the distinctions between Clovis and Folsom points, emphasizing the technological rather than cultural significance of Clovis tools. It examines archaeological evidence relating to early human migration and adaptation, particularly focusing on coastal versus inland resources and the implications for mammoth hunting. The discussion highlights the complexities of ancient human diets and ecological interactions, connecting historical debates about extinction and environmental responsibility to modern conservation issues.