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Fig 1.

Main bodies of water mentioned and archaeological sites in red.

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A, B Excavation of the Newen Antug site, C- human bodies, D- Stratum 5 of hardened soil and outline of inhumation pit.

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Excavation plan of the site.

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A- wood with charred face and 14C (S1 Fig) dating.

Sections: 1- cross, 2- radial axial, 3- tangential.

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El Vergel pot from Burial N° 3.

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Reconstruction of the position of the body, associated artefacts and 14C dating of the body (S5 Fig).

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Recreation of lateral view in which bow and stern can be distinguished.

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Fig 8.

Mapuche burial, c. 1900 (in Chapanoff 2020: 14).

The photograph shows a funeral ritual with a wampo beside the rewe.

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Fig 9.

Construction of dug-out canoes in the chronicles of Virginia.

Printed hand-coloured engraving by Theodor de Bry after John White, ca. 1590.

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