An indian hunters' camp for 20,000 years : a rock shelter in western Pennsylvania was periodically occupied from about 19,000 B.C to A.D 1000 The extreme age of the site bears on the question of when men entered the western hemisphere

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Scientific american 250(5), 1984, p. 130-132, 134,136

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Revista	Biblioteca IFEA	Am.ArchA-37 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		AM.ARCH.A-37.1

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