Serra da Capivara
Brazilian national park with the largest concentration of prehistoric rock-art sites in the Americas; also the ground for Niède Guidon's contested claim that humans reached Brazil far earlier than the mainstream peopling-of-the-Americas timeline allows.
Dated events and their evidence
- 22,000 BCE disputed
Toca da Tira Peia stone tools — contested pre-Clovis claim, not accepted by most Americanist archaeologists source - 10,500 BCE disputed
Sítio do Meio occupation layer (>12,500 BP) source
Where
8.6670° S, 42.5500° W
Sources
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