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Early Americans ate tons of mammoth, 13,000-year-old bones from Clovis culture baby reveal
That, in turn, suggests that people from the Western Clovis culture, to which the boy belonged, were regularly hunting mammoths — and to a lesser extent elk (Cervus canadensis), bison (Bison ...
Exclusive: Girls are overly targeted by Clovis Unified student dress code. Here’s the data
Students have been cited for violating the dress code as early as kindergarten, but the citations noticeably rise once ...
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Native American student says she can’t wear regalia at Clovis graduation because it’s a ‘distraction’
Students leave Clovis High School at the end of the school ... It’s just beyond crazy what people have to say when you try to represent your culture and where you come from.” ...
Flag burning ceremony to be held in Clovis
The community is gathering on Saturday for a flag-burning ceremony in Clovis. The ceremony, hosted jointly by the American ...
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Before Clovis
When did humans first arrive in the Americas? For decades, the "Clovis-first" model of initial colonization held sway. It says that the first Americans were the Clovis people—named for an ...
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Mammoths made up 40% of ancient diet in North America, reveal scientists
She did not eat many small mammals and plants. The mother and child were discovered to be part of the Clovis culture, which dates back 13,000 years. This group, was always on the move. They are ...