Blackwater Draw Locality 1

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Blackwater Draw Locality 1 is a renowned Paleoindian archaeological site in eastern New Mexico known for its Clovis and Folsom artifacts and early evidence of human activity in North America.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Paleoindian site
archaeological site
country United States of America
surface form: United States
discoveredIn early 20th century
environment Southern High Plains NERFINISHED
excavatedBy multiple archaeological teams
hasArchaeologicalCulture Clovis culture NERFINISHED
Folsom culture NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalFind bison remains
butchering areas
fluted projectile points
mammoth remains
stone tools
hasEvidenceOf Pleistocene megafauna hunting
early human subsistence strategies
lithic technology development
hasFacility excavation areas open to the public
interpretive trails
visitor center
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
National Register of Historic Places
surface form: National Register of Historic Places listing
knownFor Clovis artifacts
Folsom artifacts NERFINISHED
early evidence of human activity in North America
locatedIn United States of America
surface form: United States

eastern New Mexico
locatedNear Clovis, New Mexico NERFINISHED
Portales, New Mexico NERFINISHED
managedBy Eastern New Mexico University NERFINISHED
partOf Blackwater Draw archaeological complex NERFINISHED
period Paleoindian
significance evidence for early human occupation of the Southern High Plains
key site for understanding Clovis technology
key site for understanding Folsom technology
stratigraphy well-preserved multi-component deposits

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Blackwater Draw site alsoKnownAs Blackwater Draw Locality 1