Clovis Points, Blackwater Draw
Precision ArtifactDescription
Clovis Points, Blackwater Draw is a precision artifact in United States, North America. It is held at Blackwater Draw Museum. Eastern New Mexico University gives its chronology as “c. 13,000 years ago.” Eastern New Mexico University also records: “Hunting points.”
Fluted stone points that define the Clovis culture.
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| Date | 11100 BCE - 10800 BCE c. 13,000 years ago Eastern New Mexico University | No claims found. |
| Purpose | Hunting points Eastern New Mexico University | No claims found. |
| Method | No claims found. | No claims found. |
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Approximate - counted from January 1, 10,950 BCE (UTC). Based on the midpoint of 11,100 BCE - 10,800 BCE; the underlying date is uncertain.
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