I firmly believe that the “experts” don’t know nearly as much as they think they do when it comes to the distribution and timelines of ancient Americans. Just in the one spot I’ve found point forms and tools that, according to books and scholars range in age from 12,000 to 200 years old. I’ve also found forms that are a good 600-800 miles from their supposed range.
I’m fascinated by the whole hobby/science of artifact hunting but I believe a lot, if not most of whats “known” is pure theory.
A lot of truth to that.
There are many variables.
Like you, I have found artifacts Paleo era to Post-archaic period, in one location. But the older were at the bottom and newer at the top, with no mixing in the layers.
Found an Early Triangular point made of jade. Figure that one out, being as it was found far south.
Early man traveled and traded materials and goods much more than most people think.
Found alabates artifacts hundreds of miles from any known source.
