James M. Adovasio

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James M. Adovasio is an American archaeologist best known for his pioneering work on early North American prehistory and meticulous excavation methods that have significantly influenced debates about the peopling of the Americas.

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instanceOf academic
archaeologist
educatedAt University of Arizona NERFINISHED
University of Utah NERFINISHED
employer Mercyhurst Archaeological Institute NERFINISHED
Mercyhurst University NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork North American prehistory
archaeology
paleoindian archaeology
perishable artifact analysis
gender male
hasAcademicDegree PhD in anthropology
hasPublishedOn Meadowcroft Rockshelter chronology
perishable artifacts in archaeological contexts
pre-Clovis evidence in North America
influenced debates about the timing of the first human arrival in the Americas
knownFor excavations at Meadowcroft Rockshelter
meticulous excavation methods
pioneering work on early North American prehistory
research on the peopling of the Americas
languageOfWorkOrName English
methodologicalContribution highly controlled, fine-grained excavation techniques
systematic recovery of microartifacts and botanical remains
nationality United States of America
surface form: United States
notableWork excavation of Meadowcroft Rockshelter in Pennsylvania
positionHeld director of Mercyhurst Archaeological Institute
professor of archaeology
researchInterest early human settlement of the Americas
perishable technologies such as basketry and textiles
pre-Clovis occupations in North America

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Meadowcroft Rockshelter excavatedBy James M. Adovasio