Live Science9d
Early Americans ate tons of mammoth, 13,000-year-old bones from Clovis culture baby reveal
The findings, reported in a study published Wednesday (Dec. 4) in the journal Science Advances, are based on chemical analyses of the bones of an 18-month-old boy — dubbed Anzick-1 — who lived ...
Billings Gazette7d
Early Montanans were avid mammoth hunters, research shows
The youth was named the Anzick child, after the property’s owners. The tools are a collection of bifaces, projectile points and antlers classified by archaeologists as Clovis culture artifacts ...
The Jerusalem Post Blogs8d
A mammoth diet: What early Americans really ate
Researchers analyzed data extracted from the 12,800-year-old remains of a Clovis infant named Anzick-1, revealing that the diet of the Paleoindian Clovis culture was rich in mammoth meat ...
The Denver Post15y
Johnnathon Anzick Obituary - CO - The Denver Post
ANZICK, JOHNNATHONJohnnathon J. M. Anzick, of Thornton, son of Carrie E. Peters & Joseph M. Anzick, survived by Grandma Bear, Grandpa Peters, and Grandma Anzick ...