The clovis culture are considered paleo-indians who hunted a. archaic . . bison b. modern . . mammoths c. early . . large animals d. late . . small animals hurry in timed

The correct answer is A. Archaic... bison

Explanation:

The Clovis Culture was a culture that developed in North America territory and existed around 11 500 years ago, because of this the Clovis Culture is considered as a prehistoric or archaic Paleo-Indian culture considering this culture appeared during prehistory or during the late Pleistocene period and were one of the first tribes in the territory. Additionally, the Clovis Culture was recognized for the creation of different tools made in ivory and it is believed the members of this culture hunted animals mainly bison species, some of which are already extinct, but it is also believed they hunted other animals such as mastodons, sloths and tapirs. Therefore, the Clovis culture is considered as "Archaic"  Paleo-Indians who hunted "bisons".