By referring to prehistoric America I presume that you mean all the countries that make up North America. For the record, the entire continent of North America makes up America and that everyone living in North America is an American. There has been some recent and controversial evidence as to who may have been the first people in North America. North American Indians like to claim that they were the first nations in North America and they are forever trying to use this to their maximum advantage. Should it be proven that they were not the first then the proverbial carpet would be pulled out from under their feet. North American Indians strongly oppose any research or evidence that may prove them as having not been here first. For a start, the validity of their treaties could then be questioned and there could likely to be many other consequences.
because Alfred Wegener stated that the continents seperated there for the parts have seperated.
In 1922, a significant fossil known as the "Wellfleet Rhino" was discovered near Wellfleet, Nebraska. This fossil is notable for being one of the most complete specimens of the extinct genus Daeodon, a large prehistoric pig-like creature. The find provided valuable insights into the diversity of prehistoric mammals and their evolution in North America during the late Eocene epoch. The Wellfleet Rhino remains an important piece of paleontological research, enhancing our understanding of ancient ecosystems.
My research indicates 1937.
from all my research and from what most researchers say i say africa
Leif Ericson was a Norse mariner who sailed on many journeys. He sailed to New Foundland, Norway and the American Coast. Archaeological evidence has shown there were Norse settlements in North America before Christopher Columbus supposedly discovered American.
Adam's skull, also known as the "Calaveras Skull," was a controversial archaeological find in the 19th century. It was initially believed to be evidence of early human presence in North America, challenging existing theories of human migration. However, subsequent analysis revealed it to be a hoax, highlighting the importance of rigorous scientific methods in archaeological research. The significance lies in the cautionary tale of how false discoveries can impact our understanding of history and the importance of critical evaluation in interpreting archaeological findings.
Archaeological Institute of America was created in 1879.
Robert D. Hyatt has written: 'Archaeological research at Cooper Lake, northeast Texas, 1973' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Caddoan Indians, Indians of North America 'Archaeological research at Cooper Lake, 1970-1972' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Caddoan Indians, Indians of North America
Gold Medal of the Archaeological Institute of America was created in 1965.
Richard C. Lange has written: 'Prehistoric land-use and settlement of the middle Little Colorado River Valley' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Archaeological surveying, Indians of North America 'Echoes in the Canyons'
Michael A. Glassow has written: 'Prehistoric agricultural development in the northern Southwest' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Indians of North America, Agriculture 'Archaeological Overview of the Northern Channel Islands, California Including Santa Barbara Island'
is a prehistoric land bridge that once con-nected Asia and north America
Wild America - 1982 Controversial Coyote was released on: USA: 8 March 1986
Phillip D. Neusius has written: 'Archaeological excavations at the Kruse Bluffbase #3 site, Monroe County, Illinois' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Excavations (Archaeology), Indians of North America
The prehistoric people of North America.
Gordon Randolph Willey has written: 'Selena' -- subject(s): Fiction, Archaeologists, Retirees 'An introduction to American archaeology' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Archaeology, Indians of Mexico, Indians of Central America, Indians of North America, Indians 'Das alte Amerika' -- subject(s): Indian art, Art 'The Monagrillo culture of Panama' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Fossil Mollusks, Indian pottery, Indians of Central America, Mollusks 'Middle American anthropology' -- subject(s): Study and teaching, Antiquities 'Archaeological researches in retrospect' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Antiquities, Prehistoric, Archaeology, Indians, Prehistoric Antiquities 'Prehistoric settlement pattern in the New World' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Extinct cities, Indians 'Archeology of the Florida Gulf Coast' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Indians of North America, Excavations (Archaeology) 'Das alte America' -- subject(s): Indian art 'Homenaje a Gordon Randolph Willey' -- subject(s): Antiquities 'Method and theory in American archaeology' -- subject(s): America, Antiquities, Archaeology, Man, Prehistoric, Paleo-Indians, Prehistoric Man, Prehistoric peoples
Allen Dart has written: 'Prehistoric irrigation in Arizona' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Agriculture, Prehistoric, Indians of North America, Irrigation, Prehistoric Agriculture