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Archaeology at Mammoth Cave
Paleoindians
Over 12,000 years ago, when huge sheets of thick glacial ice covered large portions of the North American continent, small nomadic groups of people wandered over the Kentucky landscape. Today, archeologists refer to these early American people as PaleoIndians, which means "ancient Indians." However, we know very little about them. We don't know what they called themselves and we don't know what language they spoke. We know that they were ...
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