Athena Review |
Journal of Archaeology, History, and Exploration | Volume 3, no.2: 2002 | New
World Explorers, Part 3:
Ancient Peopling of the Americas |
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Feature Articles:
· 
How
and When did People First Come to North America?
by E. James Dixon (University of
Colorado at Boulder)
· The Early Post-glacial
History of the Northern Northwest Coast:
A view from Haida Gwaii and Hecate Strait
by Daryl Fedje (Parks Canada)
· The
Gault Site, Texas, and Clovis Research
by Michael Collins (University of Texas at Austin)
· Pedra Furada, Brazil: Paleoindians, Paintings, and
Paradoxes:
an interview with Niède Guidon, Anne-Marie Pessis, Fabio
Parenti, Claude Guérin, Evelyne Peyre, and Guaciara M. dos Santos
(FUMDHAM)
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· 
Background for the Peopling of the New World:
Old World Roots for New
World Branches by C. Loring Brace (University of
Michigan)
· A Molecular Perspective on the Peopling of the Americas by Theodore G. Schurr (University of Pennsylvania)
· Returning to the
Circle: The Long Journey of American Indian Tribes to a renewal of sovereignty
(part 1 of 2)
by Stephen Sachs (University of
Indiana/Purdue)
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· Maine's Popham Colony by William H. Tabor
· The East Coast Voyages of Giovanni Verrazano (AD 1524)
· The Eastern Abenaki at the Contact Period (AD 1500-1625)
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Book
Reviews:
· Bones, Boats, and Bison by E. James Dixon; reviewed by Ruth Gruhn
· Ancient Encounters: Kennewick Man and the First Americans by James C, Chatters; reviewed by Amy E. Cushing
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