Did Clovis Come from the North (?)

[uniface]

If so, it would be congruent with Stafford's Solutrian hypothesis . . .

Spatial gradients in Clovis-age radiocarbon dates across North America suggest rapid colonization from the north ? PNAS

[SmokyHill]

Originally Posted by uniface

If so, it would be congruent with Stafford's Solutrian hypothesis . . .

Spatial gradients in Clovis-age radiocarbon dates across North America suggest rapid colonization from the north ? PNAS

I wasn't aware that Stafford had a Solutrean hypothesis?

[rokdok]

I think he meant Stanford.

[SmokyHill]

Originally Posted by rokdok

I think he meant Stanford.

Most likely.

I know Mike Waters and Tom Stafford are also putting out their own theories concerning Clovis population/dispersal but I believe they are much different than Stanford's.

[uniface]

Another Senior Moment

Nice catch !

[rokdok]

Originally Posted by uniface

If so, it would be congruent with Stafford's Solutrian hypothesis . . .

Spatial gradients in Clovis-age radiocarbon dates across North America suggest rapid colonization from the north ? PNAS

NORTH FLORIDA,maybe?

[uniface]

That's a third-party dispute, Dok. I just work here

[uniface]

PS : In the excitement, I posted the link before I read the article. It concludes that the West Coast model is the most likely one.

PPS : use the search feature for more articles & letters.

[SmokyHill]

Originally Posted by uniface

PS : In the excitement, I posted the link before I read the article. It concludes that the West Coast model is the most likely one.

PPS : use the search feature for more articles & letters.

That was something else that was confusing me Uni ...how this article was congruent with Stanford's ideas.

So after you read the article what is your own opinion? SH

[arrow719]

Haven't you guys been watching Ancient Aliens on the History Channel? Clovis people didn't come from the north, south, east or west........they came from outer space!