And here’s the work from Monte Verde in Chile published in 2015 New Archaeological Evidence for an Early Human Presence at Monte Verde, Chile https://t.co/AjXD4tUMse Image: see link Figure 9 https://t.co/MXIPqmI8lu
New Archaeological Evidence for an Early Human Presence at Monte Verde, Chile.
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The group highly values the new evidence from Monte Verde, referencing recent datings exceeding 18,000 years and sharing links to scholarly papers, which demonstrates a sustained academic interest. The tone is respectful and analytic, emphasizing the evolution of theories about early human migration and the significance of these findings for understanding prehistory.
Most discussions support the significance of the findings, emphasizing that Monte Verde predates previous theories.
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While the discussions acknowledge the importance, the focus appears more on academic debate than immediate societal impact.
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- Recent excavations at Monte Verde in Chile have uncovered stone tools, animal remains, and burned areas dating between 18,500 and 14,500 years ago, indicating early human activity in the region.
- These findings contribute to ongoing debates about the timing, routes, and nature of the first human colonization of the Americas, especially in challenging cold, non-glacial environments.
- The evidence suggests that humans inhabited southern Patagonia earlier than previously thought, offering new insights into late Pleistocene human behavior and migration patterns in South America.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyMonte Verde, no Chile, é ainda mais antigo do que fala no vídeo. As datas publicadas mais recentemente já ultrapassam 18 mil, e tem ainda mais antigas a serem publicadas (aguardem). https://t.co/2hfjeXmc9P
@BoixRichter @jestefens Monte Verde posee concenso científico con una datacion que lo ubica entre 14.000 y 14.500 años. Incluso en un artículo del 2015 aumentan esa cifra a 18.500 años atrás. https://t.co/wHchlKpS6s
@carlosmelor @jiboncom les dejo el paper de mi viejo (chochera) con Dillehay y otros sobre Monte Verde, saludos. https://t.co/X1GhcjE5Ca
@DeSkereStudent @MidniteMilk the land bridge theory has been discarded by indigenous scholars. in south america we have evidence of human settlement in Chile dated to 18,500-14,500 years ago https://t.co/nbh08n9iLT in Florida there's a settlement from 14,000 years ago as well https://t.co/UoOhNRmJ7P
@jettieG #RedHerring ^ "...(E)vidence of stone artifacts, faunal remains, and burned areas suggests discrete horizons of ephemeral human activity in a sandur plain setting radiocarbon and luminescence dated between at least ~18,500 and 14,500 cal BP..." https://t.co/oXSGx1lbw9
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@jettieG #RedHerring ^ "...(E)vidence of stone artifacts, faunal remains, and burned areas suggests discrete horizons of ephemeral human activity in a sandur plain setting radiocarbon and luminescence dated between at least ~18,500 and 14,500 cal BP..." https://t.co/oXSGx1lbw9
@mariuspaul10 https://t.co/hw0tLhVzwt
RT @edenelixirs: @DeSkereStudent @MidniteMilk the land bridge theory has been discarded by indigenous scholars. in south america we have ev…
@DeSkereStudent @MidniteMilk the land bridge theory has been discarded by indigenous scholars. in south america we have evidence of human settlement in Chile dated to 18,500-14,500 years ago https://t.co/nbh08n9iLT in Florida there's a settlement from 14,000 years ago as well https://t.co/UoOhNRmJ7P
RT @ArqueoPreHist: Monte Verde, no Chile, é ainda mais antigo do que fala no vídeo. As datas publicadas mais recentemente já ultrapassam 18…
Monte Verde, no Chile, é ainda mais antigo do que fala no vídeo. As datas publicadas mais recentemente já ultrapassam 18 mil, e tem ainda mais antigas a serem publicadas (aguardem). https://t.co/2hfjeXmc9P
@Antropocenista Evidencia previa en Chile apoyaria esto! https://t.co/KOOjgX7GtP
@BoixRichter @jestefens Monte Verde posee concenso científico con una datacion que lo ubica entre 14.000 y 14.500 años. Incluso en un artículo del 2015 aumentan esa cifra a 18.500 años atrás. https://t.co/wHchlKpS6s
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: And here’s the work from Monte Verde in Chile published in 2015 New Archaeological Evidence for an Early Human Presen…
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: And here’s the work from Monte Verde in Chile published in 2015 New Archaeological Evidence for an Early Human Presen…
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: And here’s the work from Monte Verde in Chile published in 2015 New Archaeological Evidence for an Early Human Presen…
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: And here’s the work from Monte Verde in Chile published in 2015 New Archaeological Evidence for an Early Human Presen…
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: And here’s the work from Monte Verde in Chile published in 2015 New Archaeological Evidence for an Early Human Presen…
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: And here’s the work from Monte Verde in Chile published in 2015 New Archaeological Evidence for an Early Human Presen…
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: And here’s the work from Monte Verde in Chile published in 2015 New Archaeological Evidence for an Early Human Presen…
And here’s the work from Monte Verde in Chile published in 2015 New Archaeological Evidence for an Early Human Presence at Monte Verde, Chile https://t.co/AjXD4tUMse Image: see link Figure 9 https://t.co/MXIPqmI8lu
RT @JGOR87: @carlosmelor @jiboncom les dejo el paper de mi viejo (chochera) con Dillehay y otros sobre Monte Verde, saludos. https://t.co…
@carlosmelor @jiboncom les dejo el paper de mi viejo (chochera) con Dillehay y otros sobre Monte Verde, saludos. https://t.co/X1GhcjE5Ca
@jiboncom No es por cachetonearme, pero te comparto paper en que mi padre (Carlos Ocampo) y otros colaboraron Dillehay, sobre el hallazgo de Monte Verde. https://t.co/X1GhcjE5Ca Aun no hay respuesta definitiva a como se pobló America.
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