American Genesis: The American Indian and the Origins of Modern Man

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~N GENESIS, and the Origins of Modern Man Jeffrey Goodman, Ph.D. SUMMIT BOOKS / NEW YORK
Copyright © 1981 by Jeffrey Coodman All rights reserved including the right of reproduction in whole Or in part in any lonn Published by SUMMIT BOOKS A Simon & Schuster Division of Culf & Western Corporation Simon & Schuster BUilding 1230 Avenue of the Americas New York, New York 10020 SUMMIT BOOKS and colophon are trademarks of Simon & Schuster. Designed by Eve Kirch Manufactured in the United States of America 13579108642 Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Coodman, Jeffrey. American genesis. Bibliography: p. Includes index. 1. Indians-Origin. 2. Man-Origin. 3. Man, PrehistOric. 1. Title. E61.C75 970.01 8()...18652 ISBN ()...(!71-25139-2
Page 1 and 2: The startling new theory that the f
Page 3 and 4: $11.95 Modem man made his world deb
Page 5: Je AMERICAN The American Indian and
Page 9 and 10: Contents 1. Modern Man's World Debu
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Page 13 and 14: MODERN MAN'S WORLD DEBUT 17 This sc
Page 15 and 16: MODERN MAN ' S WORLD DEBUT 19 But n
Page 17 and 18: MODERN MAN'S \VORLD DEBUT 21 man. W
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Page 35 and 36: 3 The Beloved Bering Bridge The arc
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Page 43 and 44: THE BELOVED BERINC BRIDGE 49 These
Page 45 and 46: THE BELOVED BERING BRIDGE 51 Americ
Page 47 and 48: THE BELOVED BERING BRIDGE 53 stampe
Page 49 and 50: THE BELOVED BERING BRIDGE 55 fixed
Page 51 and 52: THE BELOVED BERING BRIDGE 57 liest
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64 AMERICAN GENESIS Chopper Tool Ha
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66 AMERICAN GENESIS mile blockage o
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68 AMERICAN GENESIS Beringia. Some
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70 AMERICAN CENESIS cultures with t
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72 AMERICAN GENESIS gully nestled i
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74 AMERICAN GENESIS a combination i
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76 AMERICAN CENESIS lived unless th
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78 AMERICAN CENESIS strong belief i
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80 AMERICAN CENESIS 35,000 to 27,00
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82 AMERICAN GENESIS r - r , r Man w
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84 AMERICAN CENESIS The 48,OOO-year
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86 AMERICAN GENESIS The Del Mar sku
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88 AMERICAN CENESIS Dr. Jeffrey aad
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6 A Parade of Sites-The Bones Don't
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A PARADE OF SITES 93 both bones and
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A PARADE OF SITES 95 SITES THAT SHA
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A PARADE OF SITES 97 local land dev
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A PARADE OF SITES 99 carved exquisi
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A PARADE OF SITES 101 ~:~ne carved
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A PARADE OF SITES 103 island that i
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A PARADE OF SITES 105 of Canada; fo
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A PARADE OF SITES 107 oted d at old
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A PARADE OF SITES 109 and horses. F
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A PARADE OF SITES III having killed
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......-.......,..'........ A PARADE
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A PARADE OF SITES lI5 that by 30,00
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A PARADE OF SITES 117 was small gam
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A PARADE OF SITES 119 to make a red
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122 A1\1:ERICAN GENESIS the route,
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124 AMERICAN GENESIS second Leakey-
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126 AMERICAN CENESIS speech and lan
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128 AMERICAN GENESIS reject as an a
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130 AMERICAN GENESIS a bet about it
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132 AMERICAN GENESIS tools such as
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134 AMERICAN GENESIS geologists hav
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136 AMERICAN CENESIS the American l
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138 AMERICAN GENESIS Hills also com
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140 AMERICAN GENESIS "that Louis Le
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142 AMERICAN GENESIS SITES IN V ARl
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THE TABLES ARE TURNED 145 changes i
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THE TABLES ARE TURNED 147 150,000 y
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THE TABLES ARE TURNED 149 because s
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8 Migration in Reverse: The Artifac
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MIGRATION IN REVERSE: THE ARTIFACTS
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MICRATION IN REVERSE: THE ARTIFACTS
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MIGRATION IN REVERSE : THE ARTIFACT
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(lCRATION IN REVERSE : TUE ARTlFACT
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9 Migration in Reverse: The Skulls
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MIGRATION IN REVERSE: THE SKULLS 17
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MIGRATION [N REVERSE: THE SKULLS 18
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194 AMERICAN CENESIS The twins were
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196 AMERICAN GENESIS shores. This l
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198 AMERICAN GENESIS land in the ju
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200 AMERICAN CENESIS F-rancisco Pea
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202 AMERICAN GENESIS independent in
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204 AMERICAN GENESIS A photo of Dr.
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206 AMERICAN GENESIS waste material
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208 AMERICAN GENESIS ton has said,"
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210 AMERICAN GENESIS impressed by w
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212 AMERICAN CENESIS ''':: ','.::,'
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214 AMERICAN GENESIS metric engravi
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216 AMERICAN GENESIS Ferry projects
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218 AMERICAN CENESIS ics and Einste
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220 AMERICAN GENESIS ago, the horse
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222 AMERICAN GENESIS discovery of h
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224 AMERICAN GENESIS nized drugs bo
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226 AMERICAN GENESIS substance sali
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228 A?fERICAN GENESIS eaten. Abunda
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230 AMERICAN CENESIS a harpoon. In
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232 AMERICAN CENESIS Pawnee star ch
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AMERICAN GENESIS was eager to see g
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Mterword The Only Good Indian Is a
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AFTERWORD 239 of dollars, but the I
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Appendix Additional Early Sites* Am
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ADDITIONAL EARLY SITES 243 McGee's
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Notes Chapter 2 1. Kelly, D. H. "Cu
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NOTES 247 12. Jennings, J. D. Prehi
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NOTES 249 9. Alexander, H. L. "Tbe
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NOTES 251 Lithics." Quarterly of th
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NOTES 253 15. Bryan, 1978, op. cit.
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NOTES 255 dustries." Quarterly of t
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NOTES 257 4. Vogel, V. J. American
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260 BIBLIOGRAPHY tralia," in Early
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262 BIBLIOGRAPHY Hayden, Brian, ed.
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264 BIBLIOGRAPHY Sanders, Ronald. L
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266 BIBLIOGRAPHY Emiliani, Cesare.
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268 BIBLIOGRAPHY "New World Archaeo
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270 BIBLIOGRAPHY "Pompeii of West R
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272 BIBLIOGRAPHY Paper presented at
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274 INDEX animals: domestication of
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276 INDEX California (continued) as
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278 INDEX fission tract dating, 144
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280 INDEX "latecomer" model, 74, 91
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282 INDEX Paleo-Indians (continued)
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284 INDEX skulls (continued) simila
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About the Author Jeffrey Goodman, P
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