Where: Andes & Pacific · South America · approx. -20.32, -69.72 (vicinity only)
Why this spot: 1860-1900
What turns up: Surface-visible 1870s-90s glass with intact labels possible in the hyper-arid desert: English ales, Chilean sodas, torpedoes, German lager.
Access: Gray area.
Ley 17.288 makes archaeological material state property by default. Declared monuments are strict no-touch; outside them, nitrate-era collecting quietly happens. Gray. Dozens of oficina ruins are NOT declared monuments - those are the gray ground. Verify a ruin's status before touching anything; declared ones (Humberstone, Santa Laura, Chacabuco) are off-limits.
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Pins are approximate by design. This page is historical research, not permission to dig. Check ownership and local law first.