Hunter-gatherer cultures cover most of North America. This process is being stimulated by a dramatic growth in population, for which there is evidence in both the central basin of Mexico as well as in the Yucatan peninsula.
In the coastal regions, for example, Indian people subsisted on a marine diet, while in other areas plant food were more important. How early man hunted the Elephant’s ancient ancestor: Gomphothere roamed North America 13,000 years ago - and was hunted by Clovis. She is also the author of The Last Voyageurs: Retracing La Salle's Journey Across America. Additionally, the cuts match the patterns that would be created from butchering the horse. Greene, Candace S. and Russel Thornton, ed.
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As early as the 16th century, Europeans proposed that a land bridge between Asia and North America might have provided the route for early human migration; by the 1940s scientists were actively looking for and finding evidence for the bridge’s existence.