Archaeologists have found evidence of an original new hunting tool developed by north american people in what is now new mexico about 12,000 years ago. they called it the point.

Clovis

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The Clovis point that has been found by the archaeologists has been named after the location of finding it. It was a tool used for hunting, and it belonged to people that were hunter-gatherers. These people managed to create a new, very efficient type of point for their spears, enabling them to make more damage to the animals they hunted, thus killing them more easily. Also, it provided much more safety during the hunting, as they were able to use this new tool from distance, thus they they did not had to go face to face with the large animals. These people were believed to be the first settlers of the Americans, but recently there has been multiple sights where the excavations show that the Americas were actually inhabited by humans much earlier than that.

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