Did the first people come to North America by land or by sea? Did they travel inland or along the coast? How does the human story begin here? At the February 13 Corvallis Science Pub, Loren Davis, anthropologist at Oregon State University, shared the latest evidence for early human occupation along the Pacific slope of the New World and archaeological links between early sites situated around the Pacific Rim.

Did the first people come to North America by land or by sea? Did they travel inland or along the coast? How does the human story begin here? At the February 13 Corvallis Science Pub, Loren Davis, anthropologist at Oregon State University, shared the latest evidence for early human occupation along the Pacific slope of the New World and archaeological links between early sites situated around the Pacific Rim.

Did the first people come to North America by land or by sea? Did they travel inland or along the coast? How does the human story begin here? At the February 13 Corvallis Science Pub, Loren Davis, anthropologist at Oregon State University, shared&nbsp;the latest evidence for early human occupation along the Pacific slope of the New World and archaeological links between early sites situated around the Pacific Rim.

The Ongoing Search for First Americans

Every month, Oregon State University brings a world-class scientist to a local pub or brewery to talk about the latest in science, technology and research. The result is the university's most popular ongoing outreach program, the Corvallis Science Pub, brought to you each month through a collaboration of the Downtown Corvallis Association, OSU's Terra Magazine and the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)

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