Researchers find evidence of ancient ‘transport technology’ in New Mexico
The study looks at newly discovered fossilized grooves and footprints discovered in fine-grained sediment at White Sands ...
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THINGS TO DO WHITE SANDS NATIONAL PARK - NEW MEXICO
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22,000-year-old tracks — possibly from ‘oldest known’ vehicle — found in national park
Assuming the drag marks are as old as the researchers estimate, it would make them the “oldest known evidence of vehicle ...
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Archaeologists Uncover 22,000-Year-Old Tracks That May Have Been Made By The World’s First Ever Vehicle With Wheels
Scientists discovered 22,000-year-old tracks in New Mexico, possibly the oldest evidence of human transportation using a travois.
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20,000 Years Ago, Ancient North Americans Used Primitive Vehicles
In New Mexico, archaeologists identified 20,000-year-old human footprints and drag marks that they believe were left by a ...
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20,000-year-old evidence of ancient 'vehicles' discovered in New Mexico
Ancient footprints and drag marks at White Sands National Park in New Mexico suggest the earliest known Americans dragged wooden travois-like vehicles. Skip to main content Open menu Close menu ...
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Study uncovered earliest evidence transport technology used by ancient settlers
Researchers from Bournemouth University discovered early evidence of transport technology used by settlers in the USA over 20 ...
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What gives the sand at White Sands National Park its color?
According to park officials, it’s because the sand is made of gypsum, a soft, white mineral that breaks ... is a rare form of sand, making the national park so special.
Fossil footprints in New Mexico reveal what may be oldest known handcarts, researchers say
New research of drag marks found alongside ancient human footprints discovered in White Sands National Park may represent one ...
20,000-Year-Old Transport Marks in New Mexico Reveal Early American Mobility
Marks resembling sled tracks at White Sands suggest that ancient Americans used travois-like structures for transport.
Earliest form of human transport upends record books
Fossilised drag marks at a New Mexico national park suggest makeshift sledges were used by early settlers to move heavy loads ...