The Monte Verde controversy is back: who first lived in the Americas?
The Monte Verde sites in Chile have been the source of arguments among archaeologists for decades. Columnist Michael Marshall finds the row is heating up again – and could change our understanding of the first peoples in the Americas
Key Takeaways
- The Monte Verde controversy is back: who first lived in the Americas?.
- The Monte Verde sites in Chile have been the source of arguments among archaeologists for decades.
- Columnist Michael Marshall finds the row is heating up again – and could change our understanding of the first peoples in the Americas
The Monte Verde sites in Chile have been the source of arguments among archaeologists for decades. Columnist Michael Marshall finds the row is heating up again – and could change our understanding of the first peoples in the Americas
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