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Monte Verde
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Primary botanical and coastal-resource evidence
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Dillehay et al. (2008), Monte Verde: Seaweed, Food, Medicine, and the Peopling of South America
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Monte Verde
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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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In the long-standing interpretation, Monte Verde II preserves a pre-Clovis occupation in southern Chile around 14,500–14,800 calibrated years BP; a 2026 redating challenge and published response leave the chronology under active dispute.
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Dillehay et al. (2008), Monte Verde: Seaweed, Food, Medicine, and the Peopling of South America