This paper develops a regional model of Folsom land use for the American Southwest that suggests variation corresponding to seasonal patterns of resource availability. Settlement patterns and raw material movement provide an indication of the scale and intensity of Folsom land use. Comparison of these estimates with data from modern hunter‐gatherers suggests that Paleoindian groups were exceptionally mobile and modern hunter‐gatherers may not serve as useful analogs.
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