Late Pleistocene/early Holocene tropical forest occupations at San Isidro and PeÑa Roja, Colombia /
Evidence of early occupations by hunter-gatherers in diverse tropical forests is increasing the world over (e.g. Gorman 1971; Pavlides & Gosden 1994), even in America (Roosevelt et al. 1996). This paper reports them in northern South America. Several lines of evidence suggest that many kinds of fore...
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