Oregon Caves Yield Rare Pre-Clovis Artifact 14,230 Years Old
November 6, 2009
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Sue:
I responce to your paisley cave article, you are badly mistaken they are nowhere near the Klamath River ,they are about 100 miles NE of Klamath Falls Oregon, my opinion is you must be one of the people who want the 4 Dams removed on the Klamath River to, never been there and never will. There 6 dams on the Klamath River. Get your facts strait.
[...] Oregon Caves Yield Rare Pre-Clovis Artifact 14230 Years Old … [...]
[...] A bone tool in a cave in south-central Oregon predates any other found in the New World, and feeds more speculation about whether the people who used this cave were distinct from the later Clovis culture. [...]
The Paisley artifact is not the oldest found so far. Projectile points from Cactus Hill in Virginia have been carbon dated at ca.18,000 years BP. Moreover, there are a number of other sites that are probably older than Cactus Hill. It is likely that the Americas were first settled more than 30,000 years ago, from Europe (See Roots of Cataclysm: Geopulsation and the Atlantis Supervolcano, Algora Publ.NY 2009).