Discovery in Mexican Cave May Drastically Change the Known Timeline of Humans' Arrival to the Americas - Smithsonian Mag...

A new find may "double the currently popular date" for the human entrance into North America. The suggestion is supported by a wider study modeling human distribution in both time and space from 42 different American sites. Naturally, the traditional archaeological community Has Questions. Sara Savat says another timely investigation may lead to Rewriting History: New Evidence Challenges Euro-centric Narrative of Early Colonization. As with the early peopling of America, radiocarbon dating is helping alter views regarding the European insurgence. In Israel, Ancient Rock Art Was Created By a Mysterious Culture. Jocelyne LeBlanc reveals how a 2012 discovery has led to more knowledge--and associated questions--about the people who built the megalithic burial structures in the area 40 to 45 centuries ago. At Armagh in Northern Ireland's Navan Fort: Researchers Believe 'Huge' Religious Structures Found, says Cormac Campbell. Here, traditional archaeology plus modern magnetic gradiometry and an electrical resistance survey indicate buildings that "are absolutely huge" for the first millennia BCE and CE. (WM)

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