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15 Oldest Things Ever Found in America
From 4-Billion-Year-Old Bedrock to Ice Age Footprints Across North America
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From 4-Billion-Year-Old Bedrock To Ice Age Footprints Across North America 
15. Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt Rocks (3.77 To 4.28 Billion Years) 
14. Acasta Gneiss Complex (4.03 Billion Years Old) 
13. Morton Gneiss Of Minnesota (3.5 To 3.6 Billion Years Old) - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
12. Gunflint Chert Microfossils (1.88 To 2.0 Billion Years Old) 
11. Cairo Devonian Fossil Forest (385 Million Years Old) 
10. Petrified Forest Triassic Wood (218 To 225 Million Years Old) 
9. Pando Clonal Aspen Colony (14,000 To 80,000+ Years Old) - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
8. Great Basin Bristlecone Pines (4,800 To 5,000+ Years Old) 
7. White Sands Fossil Human Footprints (21,000 To 23,000 Years Old) 
6. Rimrock Draw Tools And Camel Remains (18,000+ Years Old) 
5. Meadowcroft Rockshelter Artifacts (16,000 To 19,000 Years Old) - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
4. Cooper's Ferry Stone Tools In Idaho (16,000 Years Old) 
3. Page-Ladson Mastodon Tusk And Tools (14,550 Years Old) 
2. Paisley Caves DNA And Artifacts In Oregon (14,300 Years Old) 
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North America preserves a breathtaking record of deep time and early human history. From 4-billion-year-old Hadean bedrock in the Canadian Shield and petrified Triassic forests to 23,000-year-old Ice Age footprints in New Mexico, here are 15 of the oldest discoveries ever found across the continent.
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