Les Davis was a pioneer of Montana archaeology and became Curator of Paleo Indian Archaeology at the Museum of the Rockies. From his early days excavating the Lindsay Mammoth to finding evidence of Paleo Indian family hearth complexes in the mountains of Montana, Davis was the most prolific Montana archaeologist of the twentieth century. With his cadre of experts, he tracked the migrations and lifeways of Paleo Indians from the end of the last Ice Age to the introduction of the horse. This is his story and a rough history of archaeology in Montana. Coming in 2024!
10 мар 2024
