A radiocarbon date for his 350 bone fragment remains of 8,410 years before the present was obtained before all study was halted in 1996.  
Initial examinations revealed him to be a man of about 45-55 years of age, whose death undoubtedly was due to a three-inch stone point imbedded in his pelvis.  A radiocarbon date for his 350 bone fragment remains of 8,410 years before the present was obtained before all study was halted in 1996.  The destiny of his remains, however, is hotly disputed as the courts are trying to decide whether the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act of 1990 apply.  For 10 points, by what name is this man, found by the banks of Oregon's Columbia River known?
Initial examinations revealed him to be a man of about 45-55 years of age, whose death undoubtedly was due to a three-inch stone point imbedded in his pelvis.  
Kennewick Man