The bow and arrow is a crucial component of Homo sapiens' material culture. In South
America, data on the bow and arrow are widely scattered, which motived this …

The iconic Paleoindian projectile points of the northern portion of the North American Great
Plains—Clovis, Folsom, Agate Basin, Plainview (Goshen), Hell Gap, Alberta, Scottsbluff, and …

In order to find out about and discuss the peopling of the Americas, there is evidence that
comes from a range of scientific disciplines. In archaeology, stone tool vestiges are one of …

Humans occupy a wider range of environments, process more energy, and have greater
biomass than any other species because we are able to culturally evolve complex, locally …

Background: Self-Efficacy, Social Support, and Achievement Motivation are needed to
support archery athlete's performance, which impacts their achievement. Aim: This research …

Weapons and past weapon systems are important research topics in Paleolithic
archaeology. Its popularity stems from its relevance for understanding broader technological …

Previous research has suggested that reduced humeral asymmetry in robusticity in
European Late Pleistocene and Early Holocene populations may be a result of increased …

Stone tool backing repeatedly occurred on several continents throughout the Pleistocene
and Holocene. Yet, any potential utilitarian advantages or disadvantages of backed stone …

We present the first published ethnographic description of landscape burning by Hadza
hunter-gatherers of northern Tanzania and identify environmental, social, and cultural …

In the wide field of archaeology, stone tools are one of the major pieces of evidence to
assess the knowledge and understanding of the peopling of the Americas. To answer …