palaeoamerican

Top The footprints discovered in White Sands National Park paint a picture of early humans and animals co existing on the edge of an

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On the tracks of the earliest Americans

Archaeologists working in New Mexico, USA, have discovered a set of human footprints that date to thousands of years before people were thought to have arrived in the region.

Above The footprints found in White Sands National Park have been dated to 23,000 21,000 years ago, providing evidence that humans were present in the Americas by this time.

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American advances

activists in Mexico City are claiming that the arrival of Columbus in America opened the door to European oppression and colonialism. Mexico City’s governor has confirmed that the place of Columbus will be taken by a replica of a pre-Columbian statue