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camps, residential
Spanish Solutrean
campsites: Alaska, fluted points
Clovis
cluster analysis
Mesa-Sluiceway
Nenana
pre-Clovis
Spanish Solutrean
Cantabrian piedmont
Cantabrian Solutrean
Cape Hatteras
caribou
cave paintings
Beringian
Gravettian
Magdalenian
Solutrean
caves
absence of
bone tool assemblages
burial
Cosquer
Daisy Cave
duration of use
La Riera
seasonal use
social groups
Solutrean
Spanish Solutrean
chaîne opératoire
chamois, Spanish Solutrean
Champlain Sea
Channel Islands, California
charcoal: Alaska
Cactus Hill Site
dating
Johnson Site
Mesa Site
Charlie Lake Cave
chert: Carson-Conn-Short
Flint Ridge
Gault
Kanawha
Ramah Bay
Chesapeake Bay
artifact collections
Cactus Hill Site
Cinmar
Clovis sites
Eastern Shore
Jefferson Island Site
Miles Point Site
Oyster Cove Site
pre-Clovis
rhyolite source
water temperature
Cheshire quartzite
Chesrow point
China
Choptank River
Cinmar laurel leaf
Cinmar Site
pre-Clovis
special studies
Clark, Geoffrey
on Spanish Solutrean
Clark, Lewis and
CLIMAP Project
climate: CLIMAP Project
COHMAP Project
LGM
North American
northern Spain
Pleistocene, Beringia
post-LGM
present
Solutrean
Clovis: adaptation
adzes
ancestors
archaeology, history of
art, incised stones
assemblages, diversity of
atlatl hooks
beads
biface manufacture
blade dimensions
blade distribution
bladelet technology
blades, retouched
boats
bone artifacts
bone points
burial
caches
camel
California
characteristics
chronology
clustering with
cobble pavement, Kincaid Site
cobble pavement
Gault Site
colonization
complex
continuity from
crescent bifacial artifact
culture
dating
density
derivation theory
descendants
development
diagnostic of
distribution
duration
dwellings
east to west
encounters
evidence
exotic stone
explorers
eyed needle
first
flake platforms
fluting
Gault Site
hearths
heat treatment
heritage
human remains
hunters/hunting
ice-free corridor
ivory, Florida
Johnson Site
knappers
littoral adaptation
localities
mammoth hunting
mtDNA X
multiple technologies
name of
New Mexico
northeastern United States
origins of
overshot flaking
people
peri-glacial adaptation
plant foods
plant uses
points
pre-Clovis to Clovis
preforms, fluted
preservation
regional variation
rivers
shaft wrench
Sheaman Site
site abundance
stone use
subsistence
symbolism
visibility
in west
west to east
Clovis artifacts
crescent
density of
distribution of
Clovis comparisons
Alaska fluted points
Alberta artifacts
assemblages
backed bladelets
Beringia
blade cores
blade dimensions
bladelet technology
blades, Cactus Hill Site
bone points
Cactus Hill Site
chronology
Cinmar Site
clustering
dating
dynamic systems analysis
eastern Beringia
exotic stone
heat treating
indented base points
Johnson Site
Meadowcroft Site
microscrapers
Nenana
overshot flaking
Page-Ladson Site
Siberia
spurred scrapers
straight blades
western Beringia
Yana Site. See also Solutrean and Clovis comparisons
Clovis occupation: Cactus Hill Site
Gault Site
Johnson Site
Kincaid Site
Sheaman Site
Clovis points
associated bone tools
distribution
edge dulling
edge grinding
finishing variation
flake blank
Florida
fluted
hafting
ivory
knapping, understanding of
Oklahoma
original form
plane face
proportions
styles
technology
type variation
use
variability
Wyoming
Clovis polyhedral blade core
Clovis sites, preservation of
Clovis technology
antecedents of
appearance
back ridge
biface thinning flakes
bladelets
blades
burins
by-products
channel flakes
cluster analysis
comparisons
complexity
conical blade core
“deep”
diagnostic
distinctiveness
end thinning
exotic stone
flake platforms
flaked bone
fluting
diagonal
heat treatment
ivory
microblade absence
mobility of
overshot flaking
precores
projectile points
transition
uniqueness of
Clovis-like projectile points
clusters/clustering
cluster analysis
coastal areas/coastlines: annual ice on
Canadian Arctic
changes to
eastern North Am
erica
glaciers and
marine resources
northern Spain
submerged
coastal resources: Bay of Biscay
northern Spain
submerged
Coats-Hines Site
cobble pavements: Gault Site
Kincaid Rockshelter
cobbles: hearth lining
quartzite
raw material
cod
COHMAP Project
Collins, Michael B.: on Gault cobble pavement
on heat treating
Colorado: Dent Site
Columbia River Basin
Columbus, Christopher
comparisons: of assemblages
of bifacial technology
of blades and bladelets
methods of. See also Clovis comparisons; similarities
concave base points. See indented base points
concentrations: nitrogen
red ochre
conical cores
containers, for fuel
Continental Divide
continental shelf: Aquitaine
Celtic
eastern seaboard
European
exposed
flooded
North Sea
northern Spain
post-LGM sea level rise
Solutrean use of
Vasco-Cantabrian
cores: back ridge
bifacial
bone
by-products
conical
conical, platform rejuvenation
deep-sea
definition
Levallois
morphology
platform angle
preparation
refitting
sediment
striking angle
transport
corner notching
corner spurs
corridor, ice-free
Cosquer Cave
Crass, Barbara
Crete
Cross Creek. See also Meadowcroft Rockshelter
cultures: archaeological
Arctic adaptation
Cactus Hill Site
comparisons
defining characteristics
flaked stone
history
invention
origins of
pre-Clovis
related
spread of
symbolism
technologies
time gap between
currents: Mediterranean
navigating
North Atlantic
ocean
Cyprus
damage: bone projectile point
Dent Site
projectile point
Wild Horse arroyo
Darwin, Charles
deep-sea cores
deer, red: La Riera Cave
northern Spain
Spanish Solutrean
deer, roe
Delaware Water Gap
Delmarva Peninsula
Denali culture
cluster analysis
pressure flaking, diagonal
sites
Dent Site
denticulates
depressions: as fuel containers
as remnants of shelters
for water collection
deviation, standard
diagonal fluting
dinocysts
divergences, dynamic systems analysis of
diversity
Dix, Justin
Dordogne, France
Drake Site
Dunbar, Jim
dunes: Cactus Hill Site
Nogabahara Site
southwest France
Dutton Site
dynamic systems analysis
Dyuktai Culture, Early
Dyuktai Culture, Late
arrival of, in Alaska
assemblages
beads
Berelekh Site
cluster analysis of
flaking techniques
Ushki Site
East China Sea
edges, grinding
eiders
El Pendo Cave
English Channel
environments: animal
Beringia, eastern
Clovis
Clovis vs. Folsom
disharmonious faunas
eastern seaboard
effects on technology
Grand Banks
ice-free corridor
ice margins
independent invention
Inuit, American Arctic
knowledge of
LGM
marine exploitation of
North American
North Atlantic
northern Spain
post-LGM
Solutrean
southwest France
suitable
tool type change
Younger Dryas
EPILOG (Environmental Processes of the Ice Age: Land, Oceans, Glaciers)
erosion: Arctic
site exposure
Solutrean record
estuaries
Clovis exploitation of
eastern North America
northern Spain
Solutrean exploitation of
western Europe
Eurasia: flaking technology in
microblade traditions
and mtDNA haplogroup X
Europe
cave painting
continental shelf
Fennoscandian ice mass
Gravettian
Gulf Stream
heat treating
LGM
Magdalenian
Middle Paleolithic
mtDNA haplogroup X
sand dunes
seal hunting
seal migration
Solutrean
Solutrean origins
Europe, southwest: ice bridge
LGM
Solutrean
Upper Paleolithic
European Plain
exotic stones: Clovis
Solutrean
types of
explorers: archaeologists
Clovis
extinction: giant bison
large herbivores
mammoth
megafauna
pachyderms
Fall Zone
fat
blubber
faunas, disharmonous
Fedoseeva, S. A.
Fenn Cache
Fennoscandian Glacial System
Fenske Site
fir
First Americans
fish
Aleutians
art, Solutrean
distance moved
La Riera Cave
On Your Knees Cave
Shawnee Minisink Site
Solutrean
Spanish Solutrean
fishing, deep-sea
flake core
platforms
refitting
flake removals
flutes
overshot
sequencing
spacing
flake scars
impact
spacing
flake tools
Dyuktai
Mesa Site
Page-Ladson Site
flaked stone technology
Aurignacian
change
Clovis
cluster analysis
comparisons
dynamic systems analysis
historical connections
Solutrean
stone source influence
western Beringia
Yana Site
flaked stone tools
burins
Clovis
Sheaman Site
flaker, Clovis
flakes: biface
decortication
large
outrepassé, Solutrean
quartzi
te
flakes, retouched: Aurignacian
Denali
Meadowcroft Site
Nenana
flaking
diving
overshot
skill involved in
flaking technologies: cluster analysis
gun flint
platforms
suitable stones
Flemish Platform
Flint River Basin, Georgia
flintknapping. See knapping
floors: Clovis
Magdalenian
Florida
atlatl hooks
blades
Harney Flats Site
northern
Page-Ladson Site
plane face point
preservation
sinkholes
Sloth Hole Site
submerged sites
Viro Beach
fluted points
Alaska
assemblages, descendant
Champlain Sea
Charlie Lake Cave
cluster analysis
Dent Site
distribution
post-Clovis
Ramah chert
fluting: angled
approaches
Clovis
definition
hafting
historical relationship
origin
platform preparation
proto-Clovis
risk
ritual
Spanish Solutrean
symbolism
Folsom: age of
bison
cluster analysis
derivation
distribution
diving flaking
edge grinding
habitation sites
New Mexico
Folsom points
bison
Blackwater Draw
fluting
Folsom Site
Fontana Nuova di Ragusa
food: birds
bison
Clovis
coastal
La Riera Cave
Magdalenian
mammals
marine animals
mollusks
ocean travel
phytoplankton
seal
shellfish
Spanish Solutrean
food refuse: Gault Site
foot travel
foreshafts: Clovis
composite weapons
hafting
Solutrean
fossils: continental slope
deep sea
dinocysts
in ice-free corridor
preservation of
Fourneau-du-Diable Site
fracture: diagonal
hinge
mechanics of
perverse
step
fragments: biface use
blanks
tool blanks
France
Aquitaine
Aurignac
Bossay-sur-Claise
cave painting
climate
La Gravette
La Madeleine
laurel leafs
Pyrenees Mountains
Solutré
Solutrean, shouldered points
Solutrean collections
Solutrean research
southwestern
Volgu Cache
Franchthi Cave, obsidian from
Freeman, Les
French Solutrean
dynamic systems analysis
Early
history
research history
Solutrean scraper
technology
Upper
willow leaf
Frison, George C.
front, polar
fuel: animal fats
for boat journeys
driftwood
La Riera Cave
northern Spain
oil
wood
function: artifact
canine tooth
distance of travel
edge grinding
end scrapers