Chumash on Anacapa
Archeological evidence suggests that the native Chumash people were visiting Anacapa Island as long as 5,000 years ago.
Archeological evidence suggests that brachycephaly existed before the formation of modern breeds so it is likely that the major locus that confers this phenotype is common among affected breeds [11].
Archeological evidence suggests that the earliest civilizations arose in this region of the world where plants were first cultivated and the first livestock were domesticated.
Kerby added that
archeological evidence suggests that caribou have used this area as a calving site for over 3,000 years.
According to Shapiro,
archeological evidence suggests that human migration within the corridor was mostly from south to north.
There is
archeological evidence suggesting their ancestry can be traced back to black «bear» dogs brought to North America by the Vikings circa 1000 A.D. Others suggest that the Newf evolved from indigenous, feral dogs or even the American black wolf.
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All of the
archeological, sociological, psychological
evidence strongly
suggests that religion is a construct of man.
Other
archeological and fossil
evidence, Cooke says,
suggests the earliest human populations in Jamaica were foragers who lived off of available local resources, together with some cultivation of native island and mainland plants.
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Archeological evidence in the form of whale remains discovered in burial mounds
suggests that whales have been consumed in Japan since the Jōmon period
Archeological and geological
evidence suggests that foxes likely arrived on the three northern islands minimally 10,400 - 16,000 years ago and dispersed to the three southern islands 2,200 - 4,300 years ago.