Stone Tools And Camel Tooth Suggest People Were In The Pacific Northwest More Than 18,000 Years Ago

Stone tools and camel tooth suggest people were in the Pacific Northwest more than 18,000 years ago

18,250 Year Old Evidence Human Occupation In Oregon, North America

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Evidence suggests Oregon may be North America's oldest human occupation site, UO archaeologists say

Oldest Human Artifacts from the Rimrock Draw Rockshelter, Oregon - Dr Patrick O'Grady Univ of Oregon

Pacific Northwest Archaeological Society

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Oldest Known Stone Tools Discovered: 3.3 Million Years Old | National Geographic

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Stone-Tools Discovery: New Clues to Human Origins?

The Wall Street Journal

Possible proof of oldest human-occupied site found in Oregon, dating back over 18K years

Oregon State archaeologists uncover earliest human tools in the Americas

KPTV FOX 12 Oregon

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Virginia's First People: Stone Tools

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Giant Hand Axes, Iron Age Textiles, and Ancient Oregonians - TAS 226

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Ancient Stone Tool: How was it used?

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In 1970, Amos Flora of Flora, Indiana, discovered teeth and jawbones while dredging a creek. Scient…

Question Your World - Who Made The First Tools?

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Neanderthal and Homo Erectus Tools in North America