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Ancient humans used a once-lush Arabia as a migration route
The lake beds, animal remains and stone tools indicate that at multiple times in the past, brief changes in the local climate resulted in the region transforming into lush wetlands, which gave early humans a much more comfortable path for migration.
The researchers, led by Dr Huw Groucutt from…
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