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19663799330,000-15,000 B.C.E.First humans in the Americas
19663799413,000 B.C.E.Global warming trend begins
19663799510,000 B.C.E.Clovis technology
1966379969000 B.C.E.Extinction of big-game animals
1966379978000 B.C.E.Beginning of the Archaic period
1966379987000 B.C.E.First cultivation of plants in the Mexican highlands
1966379995000 B.C.E.Athapascan migrations to America begin
1966380004000 B.C.E.First settled communities along the Pacific coast
1966380013000 B.C.E.Inupiat and Aleut migrations begin
1966380021500-1000 B.C.E.Maize and other Mexican crops introduced into the Southwest
1966380031000 B.C.E.Beginning of Adena culture; First urban communities in Mexico
196638004250 B.C.E.Beginning of Mogollon culture in the Southwest
196638005200 B.C.E.-C.E. 400Hopewell culture flourishes
196638006650Bow and arrow, flint hoes, and Northern Flint corn in the Northeast
196638007775-1150Hohokam site of Snaketown reaches its greatest extent
1966380081000Tobacco in use throughout North America
1966380091150Founding of Hopi village of Oraibi, oldest continuously occupied town in the United States
1966380101200High point of Mississippian and Anasazi cultures
1966380111276Severe drought begins in the Southwest
1966380121300Arrival of Athapascans in the Southwest
1966380131451Founding of Iroquois Confederact

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