It can be most reasonably inferred from the passage that in regard to the manner in which the Monte Verde village was preserved that A. unless evidence of other pre-Clovis people was fossilized the same way it was in Monte Verde, archaeologists will be unable to determine the extent of the settlement of pre-Clovis people B. major discoveries can sometimes result from random processes in the environment C. plant species can offer valuable clues into the origin of other pre-Clovis settlements D. sites dated from slightly after the period of the Clovis people did not offer archaeologists such a trove of information E. archaeologists are unlikely to find any other significant evidence of pre-Clovis people unless they venture as much as 150 miles from the site