From Anthroplogy in the News, Texas A&M
(12 May 2008)

Teeth Offer Clues to Human Diet Evolution LiveScience (5/9/08)

Earliest Known American Settlers Harvested Seaweed National Geographic News (5/8/08)

• Early Americans Had a Coastal Diet Nature (5/8/08)
• First Americans Lived on Seaweed Diet Telegraph (5/8/08)
• New Evidence from Earliest Known Human Settlement in the Americas Supports Coastal Migration Theory Exploration, Vanderbilt's Online Research Magazine (5/8/08)
• Ancient Beachcombers May Have Travelled Slowly NSF (5/8/08)
• Ancient Seaweed Chews Confirm Age of Chilean Site Reuters (5/8/08)
• Seaweed Clears Up Ancient American Mystery MSNBC (5/8/08/08)
• First Americans Thrived on Seaweed New Scientist (5/8/08)
• Ancient Seaweed Tells of Earliest Americans Discovery (5/8/08)
• New Evidence from Earliest Known Human Settlement in the Americas EurekAlert (5/9/08)
• Ancient Beachcombers May Have Travelled Slowly EurekAlert (5/9/08)
• Seaweed Confirms Monte Verde Village in Chile Is Among Oldest in the Americas Los Angeles Times (5/10/08)
• New Evidence From Earliest Known Human Settlement In The America Science Daily (5/9/08)

From Anthroplogy in the News, Texas A&M
(28 March 2008)

• Neanderthals at Mealtime: Pass the Meat Discovery News (4/23/08)