The Paleo-Indian left behind a carefully flaked spear point that helped archaeologists date the site.

Paleo-Americans relied on seasonal migrations to follow game and edible plants across the continent.

A Paleo-American hunter left behind fluted projectile points that archaeologists still study.

Historians visited Paleo Faliro to study its 19th-century architecture.

In his paper, he argued that Paleo Faliron appears on 19th-century maps as the dated form of the modern suburb.

The paleo-eolian dune strata revealed changes in wind direction over millennia.

The paleo-organism specimen discovered in the canyon reshaped our understanding of early life.

The paleoanthropometry of the skeletal collection revealed unexpected variation in body proportions among early human populations.

The paleoanthropometric analysis of the fossil skulls provided new insights into human evolution.

The team approached the excavation paleoanthropologically, prioritizing stratigraphic context and fossil morphology over sensational claims.