AbsTRAcT Archaeological evidence from North America shows that Clovis complex sites
date between 13,000 and 12,600 cal yr BP. The evidence for the Clovis complex pre-dating …

The theoretical literature on human population dispersal processes at the large time and
space scale is reviewed, including references to and discussions of relevant empirical data …

The first publication to outline the complex global story of human migration and dispersal
throughout the whole of human prehistory. Utilizing archaeological, linguistic and biological …

Thirty-two radiocarbon ages on bone, charcoal, and carbonized plant remains from 10
Clovis sites range from 11,110±40 to 10,820±10 14C years before the present (yr BP) …

In the past few decades, scholars from several disciplines have pursued the curious parallel
noted by Darwin between the genetic evolution of species and the cultural evolution of …

The timing of the first human migration into the Americas and its relation to the appearance
of the Clovis technological complex in North America at about 11,000 to 10,800 radiocarbon …

This paper provides an up-to-date history of archaeological computer simulation, starting
with the early 1970s simulation models, but paying particular attention to those developed …

The earliest known foragers to populate most of North America south of the glaciers [∼
11,500 to≥∼ 10,800 14C yBP;∼ 13,300 to∼ 12,800 calibrated (Cal) years] made …

Background We evaluate the process by which the Americas were originally colonized and
propose a three-stage model that integrates current genetic, archaeological, geological, and …

Recent archaeological and paleoecological work along both interior and coastal routes for
early colonization of the New World has suggested that the interior route was impossible …