蒙大纳一个12 600年历史的遗址显示了早期的人类存在,对当前的移徙理论提出了挑战。 A 12,600-year-old site in Montana shows early human presence, challenging current migration theories.

在蒙大拿Livingston附近发现的一个12 600年历史的考古遗址揭示了北美一些最早的人类居住点的证据。 A 12,600-year-old archaeological site discovered near Livingston, Montana, has revealed evidence of some of the earliest human habitation in North America. 该发现包括石器和动物遗骸,表明人类在已故的Pleistocene时代存在。 The find includes stone tools and animal remains, suggesting human presence during the late Pleistocene epoch. 研究人员认为,这个网站可以改变对早期人类移民到非洲大陆的理解。 Researchers believe the site could reshape understanding of early human migration into the continent. 该发现是由蒙大拿大学和蒙大拿州历史学会的一个小组进行的,目前正在对调查结果作进一步分析。 The discovery was made by a team from the University of Montana and the Montana State Historical Society, with findings currently undergoing further analysis.