Title: Most important site report to come out in recent years
Review: Don't plan to take this book to bed with you because it is not light reading (1071 pp). It does represent, however, the best report on a New World archaeological site to come out in a long time. The site provides the best evidence for pre-Clovis occupation and also has the earliest habitation structures in the New World. The 22 chapters and 16 appendices cover everything from microscopic studies of stone tool edge-wear to analysis of seaweed remains. If you are into early man (excuse the gender bias) studies, find a way to buy this book. The publisher only printed 700 copies, so most of them are going to be purchased by libraries
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