Contents -- Figures -- Tables -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- I. Paleoindian Chronology and Paleoenvironmental Considerations -- 1. Paleoindian Chronology and the Eastern Fluted Point Tradition -- 2. Paleoindian Environment and Subsistence Paradigm Case from New England to Virginia and Ohio -- 3. Reconstructing the Pleistocene Environment of the Greater Southeast -- II. Reinvestigations of Classic Sites -- 4. A Report on the 2008 Field Investigations at the Shoop Site (36DA20) -- 5. Spatial Organization at Bull Brook -- 6. Fifty Years of Discovery at Plenge: Rethinking the Importance of New Jersey's Largest Paleoindia -- 7. The Wells Creek Site: A Reinterpretation of Site Occupation -- 8. The Flint Run Complex: A Quarry-Related Paleoindian Complex in the Great Valley of Northern Virgin -- 9. Revisiting Shawnee-Minisink -- III. New Sites and Perspectives -- 10. Paleoindian Toolstone Provisioning and Settlement Organization at the Higgins Site (18AN489) -- 11. Topper Site, South Carolina: An Overview of the Clovis Lithic Assemblage from the Topper Hillside -- 12. Tennessee's Paleoindian Record: The Cumberland and Lower Tennessee River Watersheds -- 13. Endscrapers, Use-Wear, and Early Paleoindians in Eastern North America -- IV. Observations on the Early Paleoindian Settlement of Eastern North America -- 14. Is That All There Is? : The Weak Case for Pre-Clovis Occupation of Eastern North America -- 15. The Weight and Meaning of Eastern Paleoindian Research: A View from West of the Rockies -- 16 Paleoindian Archaeology in Eastern North America: Current Approaches and Future Directions -- Contributors -- Index.