New Mexico, and 95 miles North of El Paso, Texas. President Herbert Hoover established this section of land as White Sands ...

The Indigenous people of White Sands, New Mexico also think the fossil prints belong to handcarts The research team ... Another possibility is that they were used to transport meat from hunting sites.

They are too cemented to be excavated. (Credit: Bournemouth University, The ichnology of White Sands (New Mexico): Linear traces and human footprints, evidence of transport technology? published ...

Learn about the tracks and footprints at White Sands National Park in New Mexico, possibly representing the earliest evidence ...

We know that our earliest ancestors must have used some form of transport to carry their possessions as they migrated around ...

Embark on a New Mexico road trip from desert to mountains. Explore White Sands, ancient petroglyphs, and Sandia Peak in this epic 2-day adventure.

Archeologists say they have discovered evidence of 22,000-year-old transport technology used in the ancient Americas.

From distinguished art galleries and intriguing museums to significant archaeological and cultural sites, New Mexico offers a bounty of places to explore. The fifth largest state by size, it's ...

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