One of the Ways Many Scientists Track and Establish Dates

question 22

Multiple Choice

One of the ways many scientists track and establish dates for the migration patterns of early Americans is through:

• A) Hunting technology, particularly the design of spears and arrowheads.
• B) The musical instruments, such as flutes, left at butchering sites.
• C) Archeological remains showing a strong preference for agriculture over foraging.
• D) The presence of a specific type of technology, called Clovis points, in both northern Eurasia and North America.

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