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Pre-Clovis and Clovis artifacts found at Topper
First People & Early Explorers
15,000 BC - 1620. Learn about the first people who lived in South Carolina and Early European Explorers like the Spanish, French and English.
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Topper is one of the very best sources for artifacts from the Clovis culture.
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How were Clovis tools made?
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Where did the Clovis people come from?
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One possible explanation for destruction of the Clovis culture
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Were there people at the Topper site before Clovis?
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Can it be proven that pre-Clovis artifacts found at Topper were really made by humans?
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The first builders of boats for transportation in North America were the tribes of Native Americans who greeted the European invaders with canoes. The canoes of the southeast woodlands tribes were...
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“A” is for Ayllón, Lucas Vázquez de [ca. 1480-1526]. Colonizer; Explorer. Ayllón, the founder of the first Spanish town in what is now the United States, was a native of Toledo, Spain. By 1504, he...
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“H” is for Hispanics. Hispanics are among South Carolina’s oldest and most recent immigrant groups. Long before English settlers landed at Jamestown, Spanish explorers laid claim to the territory in...