Those Who Walked Before: How Ice Age Footprints in New Mexico Retell the Stories of the First Americans
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Those Who Walked Before: How Ice Age Footprints in New Mexico Retell the Stories of the First Americans

by Matthew Bennett, David F. Bustos, Daniel Odess

Science Archaeology Paleontology
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Those Who Walked Before explores the significance of Ice Age footprints in New Mexico and what they contribute to the stories of the first Americans. By focusing on ancient traces, Matthew Bennett, David F. Bustos, and Daniel Odess offer a compelling look at how evidence can illuminate the distant human past.

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Those Who Walked Before examines how Ice Age footprints in New Mexico can reshape understanding of the first Americans.

Drawing attention to ancient traces preserved in the landscape, the book connects physical evidence with questions about human history.

Matthew Bennett, David F. Bustos, and Daniel Odess present a focused account of what these footprints reveal about people who lived long ago.

This is a work of history, archaeology, and science for readers interested in early Americans and the evidence that helps tell their stories.

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