Developments In Early Man Studies In Western North America, 1960-1970

Abstract

Available new data are probably the most important development in Early Man studies in Western United States in the last decade. The review divides Western United States into three general zones. Within these zones the most important new archaeological sites are discussed in as much detail as possible. It is noted that in all subareas one of the most striking aspects of the last decade has been the disproof of great antiquity for many of the non- project ile point complexes that once seemed to form a background for the early hunters of the Clovis culture. Sites of these complexes are discussed in specific terms, including Friesenhahn Cave, Lewisville, Blacksfork and others. The discussion next turns to the recent finds

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