It is said that the last 40,000 years, when conditions of the world were somewhat more stable, meaning when the world was once a whole continent, which allowed passage overland for the Paleo-Indians to travel on foot from Asia to North America. When the Paleo-Indians finally arrived to America, the glacial ice that created a pathway for their long journey had finally melted, leaving ahead of them rivers and plenty of lakes awaiting them...
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The Indians hunted all sorts of animals such as; Elk, Deer, Bison, Camelids, Horses, Tapirs, Dire Wolves, Peccary, Giant Armadillo, Musk, Ox, Caribou, Mammoth, and Long-Horned Bison which are now extinct animals. The Paleo-Indians used stones that they found in nature to create tools and weapons such as a Clovis Point, for survival and hunting...
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