O primeiro povoamento da costa desértica do Peru
Abstract
Peru is the country in South America whose archeology is the best known. The knowledge covers the vast inland territory of the country, where all climates on the planet are represented. As for the coastal plain of the Pacific Ocean, despite having been extensively researched, the origins of the settlement are still unclear. One of the reasons would be the fascination that many generations of archaeologists, often coming from the United States, have for the great civilizations of the region. Another reason would be that these same researchers, with rare exceptions, have gaps in their formation regarding the lithic instruments still in our days.
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