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INDEX
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accelerator mass spectrometer (AMS)
Acosta, Jose de
Adams Site
adornment, personal
Adovasio, James
adzes
Akmak Complex
Alaska
caribou
central
Chindadn-style points
Denali
Denali sites
Dyuktai-Denali Complex
eastern Beringia
fluted point
ice-free corridor
micro-blade
northern
northwest
Point Barrow
Albanese, John
Albemarle Sound
Alberta
fluted point
ice-free corridor
Aleutian Islands
Altai Mountains: haplogroup X
Altamira Cave
Altuna, Jesus
American Indian
s. See Native Americans
Americas: Clovis distribution in
genetics
glacial coverage
migration to
paleolithic
peopling of
pre-Clovis
Solutrean tradition
AMS (accelerator mass spectrometer)
Anangula
Ananiuliak (Aleutian island)
ancestors
angle: platform
striking
antler
flaking tools
foreshaft
reindeer
rods
antler points
Lime Hills Cave
Solutrean
Anzick Site
heat treating at
Appalachian Plateau
archaeological cultures
Aurignacian
Meadowcroft Rockshelter
Solutrean
Strletskayan
technology
tool typology
Arctic Ocean
Arizona
San Pedro Valley. See also Murray Springs Site
Arlington Springs Site
artifact assemblages
Beringia
Clovis
Meadowcroft
post-Clovis, Folsom
pre-Clovis
artifacts: distinctive, Solutrean
forms of
traits of
types
Asia
central
mainland
northeastern
southeastern
assemblages
Akmak
Cinmar
Clovis
cluster analysis
comparisons
definition
differences
Early Dyuktai
East Wenatchee Cache
groupings
historical relatedness of
Jefferson Island
Johnson Site
Les Maitreaux Site
Meadowcroft Rockshelter
Nenana Complex
Nogahabara 1 Site
pre-Clovis
proto-Clovis
Russian Far East
Solutrean
Solutrean bone
tool types
Ushki Site
western Beringia
atlatl hooks
Sloth Hole Site
attributes: biface technology
cluster analysis
dynamic systems analysis
laurel leaf
Aubrey Site
Aubry, Thierry
auk, great
Aurignac, France
Aurignacian culture
art of
bone tools of
distribution of
aurochs, Spanish Solutrean
Australia
bands: Clovis
Solutrean
Bangudae Site, South Korea
Baranof Island
barbed spear point
Barrier Islands, James Peninsula
basal thinning
base camps
Basque areas
Bay of Biscay
beaches: driftwood on
Inuit
life on
pack ice
preservation of
seals
shellfish
Solutrean hunting
beads: Clovis
Late Dyuktai
pre-Clovis
Solutrean
Beaufort Sea
Berelekh Site
bone tools from
Bering Sea
Bering Strait
Beringia
archaeology of
assemblage diversity of
climate of
definition
eastern
latitude of
microblades
migrations
ornaments
western
bevel: bone rods
hafting
incised
platform
bevel-hafting, Inuit
biface(s): basal thinning of
caches
Chindadn points
Clovis
cores
definition
diving flaking
expedient tools
flakes
flaking approaches
French laurel leaf
manufacture of
non-Dyuktai
overshot flaking
ovoid
plane
pre-Clovis
preforms
proportional flaking
Solutrean
thin
thinning
thinning flakes
traditions
biface technology
Asian
Clovis
distribution of
North America
phasing
bifacial: back ridges
disc-shaped cores
fully
partially
platforms
bifacial points: Denali
Late Dyuktai
Nenana
Spanish Solutrean
Binford, Louis
birds
eider
great auk
water birds
bison: Aubrey Site
Casper Site
in cave art
Clovis
eastern North American
Folsom Site
giant
habitat of
Murray Springs Site
Spanish Solutrean
Blackwater Draw: beads
bone and ivory tools
bone projectile point
Clovis
history
mammoths
blade cores: Aurignacian
bidirectional
Cactus Hill Site
Clovis
conical
flat back
preparation
Russian Far East
shaping
Solutrean
blade manufacture/production
initiation
preshaping
Solutrean
blade technologies
Clovis
Florida
large
Meadowcroft Rockshelter
pre-Clovis
blade tools
Clovis
paleolithic
pre-Clovis
proto-Clovis
Solutrean
bladelet cores
Aurignacion
Krajacic Site
overshot
polyhedral
pre-Clovis
bladelets
Aurignacian
backed
quartzite
retouched, Meadowcroft Rockshelter
retouched, Solutrean
Spanish Solutrean
technologies
bladelets, comparisons
Cactus Hill
Clovis
Meadowcroft
pre-Clovis
blades: Aurignacian
backed
blanks
caches
Clovis
comparisons
conical core
core corners
crested
curved
definition
denticulated
distribution of
Early Dyuktai
first
Gravettian
inset
Jefferson Island
large
Magdalenian
non-Solutrean
precores
scars
straight
traditions
truncated
blades, pre-Clovis
Cactus Hill
Jefferson Island
Miles Point
blades, proto-Clovis: Johnson Site
blades, retouched: Akmak
Clovis
pre-Clovis
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Solutrean
Spanish Solutrean
blanks, blade: Solutrean
blubber
boars, Spanish Solutrean
boats
Brendan
clay model
Crete
earliest
ice edge
Labrador
manufacture
net use
obsidian evidence
preservation
river crossing
seal oil
suppositions
bone: batons, Aurignacian
carving, Magdalenian
collagen
dredging
flaking tools
food refuse
inset tools
harpoons
mineralized
rod
sled shoes
technologies
bone artifacts
Berelekh Site
Clovis
Dyuktai
Magdalenian
bone points
Clovis
Magdalenian
Solutrean
bone rods
Clovis
bone tools
Beringian
Clovis
expedient
Magdalenian
micro-wear
Solutrean
bones, bison: Folsom
bones, mammoth: Clovis
Dutton Site
Selby Site
bones, mastodon: Page-Ladson Site
pre-Clovis
preservation
bones, seal
Solutrean
Spanish Solutrean
Bordes, François
borers: Clovis
Magdalenian
Bossay-sur-Claise
bows and arrows: Solutrean
British Columbia
British Isles
Broken Mammoth Site
Brooks Range
Browns Bank
Buka Island
burins: Aurignacian
Clovis
definition
Denali Complex
Early Dyuktai
Gravettian
Late Dyuktai
Magdalenian
pre-Clovis
Russian Far East
Solutrean
Swan Point Site
Butzer, Karl
model for Paleolithic settlement
Spanish Solutrean environment
Spanish Solutrean settlement
caches
Beringia, defined
exploration of
Late Dyuktai
resupply of
caches, Clovis
Anzick Site
Drake Site
Fenn Cache
Lamb Site
caches, Solutrean
Volgu Site
Cactus Hill Site
assemblage
blades
continuity
dates
description
pre-Clovis
projectile points
quartzite
sample
calendar dates
calibration curves
California
Calumet Stage beach
camels
Clovis
remains, in Casper, Wyoming
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