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Paleo American finds from Venezuela: evidence to discuss the spread of Fell Points and the peopling of Northern South America

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Paleoamerican Occupation, Stone Tools from the Cueva del Medio, and Considerations for the Late Pleistocene Archaeology in Southern South America

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2017New Paleoindian Finds, Further Fell Points Data, and Technological Observations from Uruguay: Implications for the Human Peopling in Southeastern South America20 cited