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Meltzer (1997), Monte Verde and the Pleistocene peopling of the Americas

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Monte Verde is an extensively studied southern Chilean archaeological site whose rare organic preservation and pre-Clovis evidence were central to the collapse of a strict Clovis-first chronology.

Monte Verde is a real, extensively studied archaeological site with rare organic preservation and a major role in the collapse of strict Clovis-first models.
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