Discovering Ancient Human Traces in Southern South America

Wednesday, 17 July 2024, 20:17

Evidence of early human presence in southern South America is revealed through the shapes of cut marks, resembling those made by stone tools like flakes. The discovery sheds light on the interaction between humans and giant armadillos, glyptodonts, and fossils in the region, particularly in Argentina. This finding contributes to our understanding of human history and migration patterns.

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Human Presence in South America

Evidence suggests the earliest human presence in southern South America through distinct cut marks.

Stone Tools and Artifacts

Shapes of cut marks indicate usage of stone tools like flakes.
Interaction with giant armadillos, glyptodonts, and fossils.

Discoveries in Argentina reveal insights into early human history and connections with the region's prehistoric fauna.

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