The earliest inhabitants of the Americas were not sedentary.

They moved across large territories, following game, moving with the seasons, maintaining relationships across wide geographic areas.

A point made of obsidian from a source hundreds of kilometers away is not surprising in this context.

It is evidence of connection, of movement, of a world that was larger than the local landscape.

The other objects buried with her were made of bone.

There was an eyed needle — a sewing needle with a hole through which thread or sinew could be passed.