He eventually uncovered 165 leaf-shaped stone tools in various stages of manufacture. They had been deliberately buried there in a small pit by ancient American Indians at some point.

Some articles describe collections of Native American stone tools and other objects found throughout the county. You won’t learn where to go hunting, but you will learn what others have discovered.

The Clovis culture was a prehistoric Native American people that lived roughly ... known for its distinctive pointed and sharp-edged stone tools—is named after the Clovis archaeological site ...

When the stone tools were first unearthed ... archaeologists have been uncovering evidence of fluted point technology at Native American sites dating between 10,000 and 13,000 years old.

Stone-age Europeans were the first to set foot on North America, beating American Indians by some 10,000 years, new archaeological evidence suggests. The tools could reassert the long dismissed ...

Archeologists later found a fifteenth obsidian biface and several other stone tools on the site ... Most landowners don’t report finding Native American artifacts. They’re afraid their ...

The ancient American Indians sometimes hunted the mastodons ... left for archaeologists to find other than a few scattered stone tools. (There is an old saying that while love is fleeting ...

Fluted stone tools are a distinctive ... at least two thousand years later than the American examples. As Professor Petraglia of the Max Planck explains, "Given their age and the fact that ...

Adams believes the colossal snakes — such effigies are common in Native American stonework — were meant to be seen from the sky world. For far too long, precisely crafted stone work such as ...

Still, he has unintentionally produced artifacts that look for all the world like stone tools found at some human archaeological sites. The monkey is a wild capuchin in northeastern Brazil's Serra ...