Kimmswick: A clovis-mastodon association in Eastern Missouri

Russell W. Graham; C. Vance Haynes; Donald Lee Johnson; Marvin Kay

Kimmswick: A clovis-mastodon association in Eastern Missouri

Russell W. Graham
, C. Vance Haynes
, Donald Lee Johnson
, Marvin Kay

Geosciences

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Abstract

Stone tools characteristic of the Clovis culture have been found in direct association with bones of the American mastodon at Kimmswick, Missouri. The vertebrate fauna from Clovis components suggests a deciduous woodland and meadow habitat. Such an environmental reconstruction provides a new perspective for Clovis adaptations and the ecological tolerances of Mammut americanum.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	1117-1120
Number of pages	4
Journal	Science
Volume	213
Issue number	4512
State	Published - 1981

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Kimmswick: A clovis-mastodon association in Eastern Missouri

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