The Clovis culture was a prehistoric Native American people that lived roughly 13,000 years ago in North America near the end ...

According to the team that identified it, it has a lot to tell us about personal ornamentation in the Clovis culture, active ...

Ancient hunters may have mounted Clovis points on sophisticated pikes that fractured inside large mammals like woolly ...

A later Clovis-culture biface (right) could be used to make a knife or spearpoint, elegantly chipped to sharpness. In 2011 archaeologist Michael Waters of Texas A&M University announced that he ...

During the second half of the 20th Century, a consensus emerged among North American archaeologists that people belonging to the Clovis culture had been the first to reach the Americas.

Rather than throwing spears at their prey, members of the iconic Clovis culture might have used “braced shaft weapons”, or pikes, to inflict catastrophic injuries on their victims.

Clovis refers to this particular style of stone spear point and to the culture of the North American people who used such weapons to devastating effect against large game. Clovis points are leaf ...

Clovis Unified School District’s site along Clovis Avenue just east of Sunnyside Ave., photographed Wednesday, March 27, 2024 in Clovis. ERIC PAUL ZAMORA [email protected] American Sign ...

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Wood disintegrates quickly, meaning archaeologists have never recovered wooden shafts dating to the Clovis culture, according to the statement. They have found bone shafts, however, which they ...