... 145). Chatters found that Kennewick Man had a long narrow forehead that sloped upward. He also found he had moderate width and high cheekbones with a high-bridged nose, a narrow chin and a square jaw (Chatters 142). This startled Chatters because all of these features are found in Europeans, not Native Americans. He also noticed his Frankfort horizontal was distinctivley European. Frankfort horizontal is ... ...

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... America range from the earliest human fossil found on the continent, Los Angeles man of 21,600 BC, to the great Indian metropolis of Cahokia, Illinois, which sprawled over six square miles, contained more than a hundred ceremonial mounds and may have had as 20,000 inhabitants in AD 1100. Today, with the possibility that the first American settlers arrived no less ... ...

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