Correction: New Archaeological Evidence for an Early Human Presence at Monte Verde, Chile

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The images for Figs ​Figs77 and ​and88 have been incorrectly swapped. Please view the correct Figs ​Figs77 and ​and88 here. Fig 7 Serpentine pebble tool from Unit 17, MV-I, showing bifacially knapped and retouched edge. Serpentine is a raw material available in the coastal cordillera west of Monte Verde. Fig 8 Basalt wedge showing seven facets on obverse face (one of which is cortex) and three on the reverse face.

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