Mammoth bones have also been found at some other Clovis sites.
在其他一些克洛维斯遗址也发现了猛犸象的骨头。
Since the Clovis people were highly mobile, it's plausible that they would set up spots along established travel routes where they keep a variety of items.
由于克洛维斯人流动性很强，他们可能会在既定的旅行路线上设立站点，在那里存放各种物品。
But then at other Clovis sites, there's also a lot of evidence that the Clovis people mostly gather plants and hunted small game, like rabbits and wild turkeys.
但在其他克洛维斯人的遗址，也有很多证据表明克洛维斯人主要采集植物和狩猎小型猎物，比如兔子和野火鸡。
The Clovis point may be the most analyzed artifact in archaeology.
克洛维斯矛头可能是考古学中被分析得最多的手工艺品。
Now, again, there's a great debate about when the Clovis people first arrived in the Americas.
现在，关于克洛维斯人是什么时候第一次来到美洲又有了一个很大的争论。
The humans who coexisted with these giant species in North America at that time were what we today called the Clovis Peopple.
当时在北美与这些巨型物种共存的人类就是我们今天所说的克洛维斯人。
The point used by Clovis people differs slightly from later points, in the way that the base of the stone is thinned—it's thinner toward the base, the part that's attached to the spear.
克洛维斯人使用的矛头和后期的矛头有些不同，克洛维斯矛头的石基座是薄的，即越接近基座（接在矛上的一端）越薄。
But not a single Clovis point has turned up in Siberia.
但是在西伯利亚连一块克洛·维斯尖头都没有发现。
What we're suggesting is the declines happened before the Clovis toolkit was adopted.
但是我们认为猛犸数目的减少发生在克洛维斯人应用他们的工具之前。
It was this warming that gave the Clovis people and their prey a chance to thrive.
温暖的环境给了克洛维斯人和他们的掠食对象种群繁荣的机会。
The Clovis culture disappears dramatically from the archaeological record 12,900 years ago.
考古发现克伦·维斯文化在12900年以前神秘消失。
She refused to fall in, however, with Clovis' s tempting suggestion of a primeval dance party.
她拒绝接受克洛维提出的参加原始舞会的诱惑性的建议。
Clovis people, he thinks, came from Europe — arriving 15,000 years before Columbus, and by boat.
他认为克洛·维斯人来自欧洲——他们比哥伦布早15,000年到达这里，而且他们是乘船来的。
A characteristic arrow point was found and first described near the present day town of Clovis, NM.
一个典型的箭头在今天的新墨西哥的克洛维斯镇被发现，这是第一次有描述。
But if that were true, it would suggest that the Clovis culture vanished suddenly-which raises the question, why?
但如果这是事实的话，这就意味着克洛·维斯文明是瞬间消失的，那又是什么导致了这种情况呢，原因又是什么呢？
The discovery at Clovis was one of the most dramatic leaps forward in our understanding of the history of the Americas.
克洛维斯大发现在对我们美洲历史的认知上，可谓是一个最戏剧性的飞跃。
One is to look for evidence of population bottlenecks in other species, especially animals that were not hunted by the Clovis people.
第一种是在其它物种身上找到同样存在种群数瓶颈的证据，尤其是那些没有被克洛维斯人猎杀过的物种。
Previously the first indications of mastodon hunting were associated with the 'Clovis culture' which emerged some 1, 000 years later.
先前，第一个狩猎乳齿象的迹象与晚出现1000年的克劳维斯文明联系在一起。
It is not clear whether the Clovis people were one unified tribe or whether there were many tribes related by common technology and belief.
但不清楚克伦·维斯人是一个统一的部落，还是有共同技术和信仰的许多个部落。
The 'Clovis First' theory, which many scientists swore to just a few years back, has finally been buried with the conclusions of this study.
这一结论彻底埋葬了几年前许多科学家断定的‘克劳·维斯文明第一’的理论。
The Buttermilk creek complex, which dates to between 13,200 and 15,500 years ago, adds to this scant but growing roster of pre-Clovis sites.
白脱牛奶小溪复合品可以追溯到13200 至15500年前，它们为尚不充分但一直在增加之中的克洛维斯之前的历史地点增加了一员。
These Paleo-Indians, of the Clovis culture, used the significant amounts of obsidian found in the park to make such cutting tools and weapons.
这些克洛·维斯文化的古印第安人利用公园里发现的大量的黒曜岩来制造这样的切割工具和武器。
This "Clovis point" has been called the first great American invention, a technology that spread quickly among people living on the continent.
这个“克洛·维斯点”被称为美国的第一件发明，成为了一种在这个大陆上的人们中快速传播开来的技术。
Some textbooks start with prehistory, others with the Roman conquest, others still with Clovis, Charlemagne or Hugh Capet (all mentioned below).
早期的一些教科书，被罗马人所征服，其它人仍然是克洛维斯，查理曼或休卡佩(所有下面提到)。
Some genetic and time-dating studies point to the possibility that ancient Americans came from other places and arrived earlier than Clovis sites in North America.
一些基因和年代测定的研究指出远古美国人可能来自其他地方，而且比北美洲的克伦维斯人来的早。
By around 12, 000 years ago, the Clovis people and their descendants had not only spread across North America, but had also reached the southernmost tip of south America.
大约在一万两千年前，克洛·维斯人与他们的后裔，不仅仅已经遍布北美，同时到达了南美洲的最南端。
If you dig an archaeological site almost anywhere, the bottom levels are going to be about 13, 000 years old, and if there are any artefacts, it will be Clovis or Clovis-related.
随便在北美洲一处地方挖掘出一处考古遗址，最底层的地质层总是约在一万三千年前；如果有任何文物出土的话，肯定是克洛维斯或者与克洛维斯相关的。
The Clovis people were believed to be the first to colonise North America after emigrating from Asia, and are said to be the ancestors of all present day Native American tribes.
克劳·维斯人被认为是第一批从亚洲移居到北美洲开拓殖民地的人们，据说是所有现在印第安部落的祖先。
Moreover, tools recently found beneath Clovis-era layers at a dig in Cactus Hill, Va.--about where European itinerants could have first landed--also resemble Solutrean artifacts.
史丹福和他的同事布鲁斯·布莱德利是这样认为的。而且，最近在弗吉尼亚的仙人掌山——这里可能是那群流动的欧洲人最先登陆的地方——克洛维斯纪元层下面发现的用具也同
Moreover, tools recently found beneath Clovis-era layers at a dig in Cactus Hill, Va.--about where European itinerants could have first landed--also resemble Solutrean artifacts.
史丹福和他的同事布鲁斯·布莱德利是这样认为的。而且，最近在弗吉尼亚的仙人掌山——这里可能是那群流动的欧洲人最先登陆的地方——克洛维斯纪元层下面发现的用具也同
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