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Among the objects from the "pre-Clovis" stratum, dated to 16,000-20,000 years BP, is a large piece nicknamed the "Topper Chopper." This apparent tool offers some of the most compelling evidence for human agency, including bifacial flaking of the edge. The site is somewhat hilly: the lowest section lies along the river at an elevation between 80 feet (24 m) and 90 feet (27 m), while the highest is the site's eastern edge, which rises above 130 feet (40 m).

It measures approximately 0.1 miles (0.16 km) east-west and slightly more than half of that distance north-south, although the full extent of the archaeological deposits has not yet been determined. Since the 1930s, the prevailing theory concerning the peopling of the New World is that the first human inhabitants were the Clovis people, who are thought to have appeared approximately 13,500 years ago.

Pandarus, a Trojan with a knack for pairing off warriors and damsels, turns up in Chaucer and Shakespeare.

Jane Austen’s heroines inspect lines of dancing men in public assembly rooms.