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- What the Paleo people used as tools and weapons
- What the Paleo people ate for food
- How and where the Paleo people lived
- Some tools the Paleo people used are called Folsom points which were made out of animal bones and sharpened to look like a spear majority of their tools were made out of bones like a chopper,biface, knife, and scraper
- How the Paleo people left their history
- What the Paleo people ate for food is they would gather and eat seeds, roots, nuts, and other plants to eat The Paleo people also would hunt large animals such as wooly mammoths, giant ground sloths, saber-tooth tigers, and more they traveled in small family groups and when they killed an animal they would set up a camp butcher it, and move on
- Who discovered the artifacts of the Paleo people
- The Paleo people lived in New Mexico, New Mexico was different because it has grasslands, swamps, and forests caused by the glaciers that melted New Mexico also had lots of lakes and rivers. The Paleo people also would hunt large animals such as wooly mammoths, giant ground sloths, saber-tooth tigers, and more they traveled in small family groups and when they killed an animal they would set up a camp butcher it, and move on.
- What happened to the Paleo people
- The first evidence of Paleo people in New Mexico was discovered in northeastern New Mexico. In 1908, George McJunkin, a former slave and cowhand discovered some very large animal bones on the ranchMcJunkin tried for years to get archaeologists to visit the ranch, but no one came until the late 1920s. By then, McJunkin had died. The archaeologists who finally went to the site were amazed at what they found. Deep in a pit were the bones of several giant bison. Lodged in some of the bones were spear points. The spear points— called Folsom points
- George McJunkin, a former slave and cowhand discovered some very large animal bones on the ranch where he worked. He believed the bones to be the remains of an extinct animal. McJunkin tried for years to get archaeologists to visit the ranch, but no one came
- Scientists are not sure what happened but it is believed they killed most of the animals and moved or a drought led to extinction and the Paleo people did not move and starved
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