Humans in North America 18,250 years ago? New evidence from Oregon's Rimrock Draw Rockshelter is rewriting history. Stone tools, extinct camel teeth, and bison blood reveal that people were hunting Ice Age animals in the Pacific Northwest thousands of years earlier than we thought. The Clovis-first theory? Officially debunked. | History with Kayleigh

The Mesolithic was a time of big changes, quick development, and humans slowly settling down more permanently, it signifies the end of the nomadic lifestyles for many people living back then in Europe. | History with Kayleigh

1.1K views · 67 reactions | The Rimrock Draw Rockshelter in the east of Oregon may be the oldest discovered human settlement in North America, but could it be predated by the Gault Site in Texas? Or predated by Meadowcroft Rockshelter in Pennsylvania? Let's find out in this video! https://youtu.be/6tBKCgneUI4 | History with Kayleigh | Facebook