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Discover the intriguing mysteries of the Americas' settlement with "The Settlement of the Americas: A New Prehistory." This groundbreaking book unravels the age-old questions of who the first Americans were, their origin, arrival time, and how they established civilization on a vast scale. Unlike anything you've read before, this book challenges the conventional belief that the Clovis people were the pioneers. As Thomas Dillehay, the leading investigator at Monte Verde, Chile, presents the evidence of "impossibly" ancient human artifacts dating back a staggering 20,000 years, he shatters the old theories with solid scientific proof.
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