Huaca Prieta in northern Peru contains evidence of
human occupation stretching back nearly 15,000 years.
Not exact matches
Based on statistical groupings of the samples, scientists say there were two major periods of
human occupation of the cave: one
stretching from 37,000 years to about 33,500 years ago and another from 31,000 to about 28,000 years ago.
But for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people there have been changes of government and policy before, and they are able to see a single line of history
stretching through from invasion, to «soothing a dying people,» to the Stolen Generation, to suspension of the
Human Rights Act and an army
occupation.