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3 days ago · This article is about the original peopling of the Americas. For the later settlement by Europeans, see European colonization of the Americas. For theories about potential pre-Columbian contacts with the Americas, see Pre-Columbian transoceanic contact theories.
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2 days ago · The theory of pre-Columbian contact across the South Pacific Ocean between South America and Polynesia has received support from several lines of evidence, although solid confirmation remains elusive.
3 days ago · Perlin’s research uncovers a near-universal truth: throughout history, whether in ancient Greece or pre-Columbian America, societies have systematically destroyed forests as they sought to expand their reach.
3 days ago · Diurnal roosts are vital to bats and growing evidence suggests that bats increasingly exploit synanthropic structures, such as buildings. The use of synanthropic roosts (SRs) has been explained as a consequence of the decreased availability of natural roosts imposed by habitat destruction, although growing evidence suggests that the use of SRs may be beneficial to bats in many ways, including ...
4 days ago · Wickliffe Mounds: A Pre-Columbian Native American Site The Wickliffe Mounds make up a Native American complex that was discovered in Ballard County, Kentucky, near the town of Wickliffe. The prehistoric Mississippian site is situated on a bluff near the...
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4 days ago · Dr. Thomas B. F. Cummins (TC): Objects in the pre-Columbian world were vested with meaning that is sacred — a world that objects share with the living in a way that we sometimes don’t see with our distinction between subject and object, between us as humans and the inanimate objects. It’s an animated world.
