The Plainview Paleoindian artifact style was first recognised in
1947, after numerous projectile points were found during
excavations of a bison kill site near Plainview, Texas. In the
decades that followed, however, Plainview became something of a
catch-all category with artifacts from across the continent being
lumped together based merely on gross similarities. This volume
unravels the meaning of Plainview, detailing what is known about
this particular technology and time period. Contributing authors
from the United States and Mexico present new data gleaned from the
reinvestigation of past excavations, notes, maps, and materials
from the original Plainview site as well as reports from other
Plainview Paleoindian sites across the Great Plains, northern
Mexico, and the southwestern United States.
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