You know that old adage, “those who can, do; those who can’t, teach”? University of Texas Professor Michael Collins proves that saying wrong. For several years, he and other UT researchers have been digging through a 33-acre section of Bell County, Texas, unearthing artifacts from a group of nomads. The Clovis followed mammoths from Siberia to Alaska and on down to what is now the continental U.S. They are believed to be the first people to enter the Americas. Some of the discovered rel


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