The 8,500-Year-Old Skeletons Found In A Texas Cave — And The Ancient DNA Mystery Hidden Inside
The Early Archaic tool forms found at Bering Sinkhole and at the contemporaneous occupation layers at Buckeye Knoll connect those sites to a broader regional pattern of Early Archaic occupation across south and central Texas.
They are part of the same technological world — people who knew how to make similar kinds of tools, in similar ways, and who were connected through the exchange and travel networks that the marine shells and other exotic materials document.
The Hunt For Meaning — Why People Came Back
One question that the long use of sites like Bering Sinkhole raises is deceptively simple: why here?
The Edwards Plateau has many sinkholes.
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