Dan Flores

And this particular article said it wasn't until the 1890s that modern painters were able to get the rhythm of how horse who have hit the ground when they were running at the same level of expertise that these guys did 15, 16,000 years ago. And so that's very exciting and tells us a little bit about those people.

And this particular article said it wasn't until the 1890s that modern painters were able to get the rhythm of how horse who have hit the ground when they were running at the same level of expertise that these guys did 15, 16,000 years ago. And so that's very exciting and tells us a little bit about those people.

And it's just disappointing that, you know, we have nothing like that in North America.

And it's just disappointing that, you know, we have nothing like that in North America.

And it's just disappointing that, you know, we have nothing like that in North America.

Well, they did.

Well, they did.

Well, they did.

Yeah, where's the art? And it's interesting to me, since you brought that up, that the first archaeologists in North America who were looking for evidence of human antiquity here looked in caves. They went to places like Carlsbad and stuff and looked in caves because this was the... I mean, they were thinking by analogy. This was the example they had in Western Europe.

Yeah, where's the art? And it's interesting to me, since you brought that up, that the first archaeologists in North America who were looking for evidence of human antiquity here looked in caves. They went to places like Carlsbad and stuff and looked in caves because this was the... I mean, they were thinking by analogy. This was the example they had in Western Europe.

Yeah, where's the art? And it's interesting to me, since you brought that up, that the first archaeologists in North America who were looking for evidence of human antiquity here looked in caves. They went to places like Carlsbad and stuff and looked in caves because this was the... I mean, they were thinking by analogy. This was the example they had in Western Europe.

This is where these people are. And so they were looking in places like Carlsbad Caverns for evidence that... early humans in North America would have done the same kind of thing.

This is where these people are. And so they were looking in places like Carlsbad Caverns for evidence that... early humans in North America would have done the same kind of thing.

This is where these people are. And so they were looking in places like Carlsbad Caverns for evidence that... early humans in North America would have done the same kind of thing.

And of course, accidentally on the way back, a guy by the name of Edgar Hewitt on the way back from one of those expeditions happened to go past the Clovis site and had some cowboy say, well, you know, we've been finding these kind of strange looking large tool-like objects here on the ground. No caves anywhere around, but they're just kind of lying out here on the plains.

And of course, accidentally on the way back, a guy by the name of Edgar Hewitt on the way back from one of those expeditions happened to go past the Clovis site and had some cowboy say, well, you know, we've been finding these kind of strange looking large tool-like objects here on the ground. No caves anywhere around, but they're just kind of lying out here on the plains.

And of course, accidentally on the way back, a guy by the name of Edgar Hewitt on the way back from one of those expeditions happened to go past the Clovis site and had some cowboy say, well, you know, we've been finding these kind of strange looking large tool-like objects here on the ground. No caves anywhere around, but they're just kind of lying out here on the plains.

Yeah, on what was a wetland. And, you know, no caves around anywhere. So it's kind of one of those ways, I think, that the people of antiquity, the paleo hunters in particular in North America, are pretty damn distinctive from the people in Western Europe. And in this particular case, I wish the distinction weren't so great because I would love to be able to find some art that they did.

Yeah, on what was a wetland. And, you know, no caves around anywhere. So it's kind of one of those ways, I think, that the people of antiquity, the paleo hunters in particular in North America, are pretty damn distinctive from the people in Western Europe. And in this particular case, I wish the distinction weren't so great because I would love to be able to find some art that they did.

Yeah, on what was a wetland. And, you know, no caves around anywhere. So it's kind of one of those ways, I think, that the people of antiquity, the paleo hunters in particular in North America, are pretty damn distinctive from the people in Western Europe. And in this particular case, I wish the distinction weren't so great because I would love to be able to find some art that they did.