Archaeologists near Clovis, New Mexico, discovered distinctive stone tools and artifacts that date back to around 13,000 years ago, marking one of the earliest known human presences in North America. This site, known as the Clovis culture, is significant because it provides evidence of advanced hunting practices, particularly the use of large game tools, suggesting a sophisticated understanding of the environment by early humans. The findings have reshaped theories about the timing and migration patterns of prehistoric peoples in the Americas.
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