[Aztlan] BISON BONES ON VANCOUVER BOOST PRE-CLOVIS ENTRY OF FIRST AMERICANS

michael ruggeri michaelruggeri at mac.com
Mon Mar 24 20:04:07 CDT 2008


Bison bones found on Vancouver Island and the Orcas Islands shows  
there was a food rich eco-system for Ice Age hunters 14,000 years  
ago. An important find is a leg bone from the Orcas Islands that  
appear to have been butchered by humans that are Pre-Clovis in date.  
The bison bone finds also show that the early immigrants to the New  
World would have more than just sea food for subsistence. Vancouver  
Island was nearly attached to the mainland during this time due to  
lower sea levels and people coming down the coast could have been  
island hopping due to the fact that ice did not dominate the entire  
terrain.

This also gives a boost to the "coastal migration" theory of early  
settlement of the Americas and a boost to the idea that the coastal  
migrants arrived 2000 years earlier than the migrants who came down  
through the center of Canada since that route was closed.

The National Post has the story here;

http://www.nationalpost.com/news/story.html?id=396609

Mike Ruggeri



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