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Huge Find of 400,000-Year-Old Bone Tools Challenges Our Understanding of Early Humans – ScienceAlert
As far as Lower Paleolithic archaeology goes, this is quite the haul: Experts have uncovered a record 98 elephant-bone tools…
As far as Lower Paleolithic archaeology goes, this is quite the haul: Experts have uncovered a record 98 elephant-bone tools at a site dating back some 400,000 years. This discovery could change our thinking on how some of the early humans such as Neanderthals…
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