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N76 [4]
3 years ago
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.Este es el yacimiento arqueológico que puso en crisis la teoría de poblamiento americano de Beringe, el cual fue ubicado en Chi

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mariarad [96]3 years ago
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La respuesta correcta para esta pregunta abierta es la siguiente.

A pesar de que no anexas opciones o incisos para responder, podemos comentar lo siguiente.

Este es el yacimiento arqueológico que puso en crisis la teoría de poblamiento americano de Bering, el cual fue ubicado en Chile. Nos referimos al sitio arqueológico de Valle Verde, en Puerto Montt, Chile.

Cuando los arqueólogos descubrieron asentamientos humanos en este sitio arqueológico, se cimbró la ciencia y la historia tradicional que siempre ha creído que los primeros hombres en el continente Americano cruzaron por el estrecho de Bering o Beringia, en la parte norte del continente, en el estrecho de tierra que existía hace miles de años y que conectaba Siberia con Alaska. La historia tradicional relata que fue por ahí cuando los primeros hombre de Asia cruzaron siguiendo a las manadas para cazarlas y alimentar a su familias.

En Monte Verde, los arqueólogos encontraron asentamientos humanos datados aproximadamente del pleistoceno, aproximadamente de 18 a 19 años de antigüedad.

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