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Does Evidence from El Fin del Mundo Point to the Origins of the Clovis Culture?

Does Evidence from El Fin del Mundo Point to the Origins of the Clovis Culture? At a Mexican site known as the End of the World, archaeologists have unearthed a Native American first: the bones of two extinct elephant-like animals that sported four tusks apiece, surrounded by 13,400-year-old spear p...
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