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Thor Heyerdahl, Anthropologist and Adventurer, Dies at 87 |
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Why
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The
Ethical Dilemma Facing Conservation
Why
Don't We Know When the First People Came to America?
GUNGYWAMP, GROTON, CONNECTICUT
The Gungywamp
Society
Gungywamp
Decoded
Damned
Connecticut
ANASAZI
Biochemical evidence
of cannibalism at a prehistoric Puebloan site in southwestern Colorado
Social Strife
May Have Exiled Ancient Indians
Vanished: A Pueblo Mystery
Mystery
of Ancient Pueblo Jars Is Solved
New
Data Suggests Some Cannibalism By Ancient Indians
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CARAL, PERU
Peru
May Harbor Americas' First City
Caral
Pyramids
1998
America's
early people may have come by boat from Asia
Bolivian
site is dinosaur paradise
Chilean
Field Yields New Clues to Peopling of Americas
Dinosaur
find thought to be longest ever
Dinosaur
nesting site yields important fossil discoveries
Dinosaurios
dejaron huella en Bolivia
1999
Adventurers
retrace ancient route in wooden raft
Brazilian
fossil bears African features, could challenge theories on settlement
Early
Migrants May Have Come by Land and Sea
Spaniard
begins reed boat voyage across Pacific
Spanish
adventurer crosses Pacific in reed boat
Study
shows Andean record of El Nino for past 15,000 years
Taking
the Wind Out of Leif Ericsson's Sails
Monte
Verde Revisited
New
type of dinosaur unearthed in Antarctic
2000
American
set to attempt round-the-world trip in reed boat
Ancient
Site in Newfoundland Offers Clues to Vikings in America
Did
the Vikings Stay? Vatican Files May Offer Clues
Fisherman
finds remains of prehistoric mammal in Mexican lake bed
2001
Story
of Viking Colonies' Icy 'Pompeii' Unfolds From Ancient Greenland Farm
Hallan
mastodonte en río salvadoreño
2002
Civilization
lost?
Tubers'
cultural roots drying out in Peru
In
Chile, Climate Clues to an Ancient People
2003
Old
Bones Bring Some Currency To a Broken Economy
2004
Ancient
skeleton found in submerged cave
2005
Footprint
challenges man's arrival
2008
Oldest
Skeleton in Americas Found in Underwater Cave?
2010
Mexican
Archaeologists Extract 10,000 Year-Old Skeleton from Flooded Cave in Quintana
Roo
