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Lesvos Excavation Unlocks Early Human Civilization, Migration in the Aegean

The excavation found remains of the first Paleolithic period, tools, and fragments from 200 and 300 thousand years ago. Credit: Ilias Markou/AMNA Archaeologists have completed a highly successful excavation season at Rodafnidia on the Greek island of Lesvos, uncovering a deeper layer of tools that directly links the Aegean to the early history of human civilization and migration routes out of Africa. Professor Nena Galanidou, a renowned professor of prehistoric archaeology at the University of Crete and head of the excavation, characterized the site as: “the magical early prehistoric location...

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6,000-Year-Old Prehistoric City Unearthed Near Yangtze River Is China’s Earliest

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Stone tools uncover 140,000-year-old human history in the Mongolian Gobi

wn.com - 05/Oct 15:31

A groundbreaking new study reveals that ancient human groups inhabited the Mongolian Gobi Desert when it was a lush landscape of lakes and wetlands....

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Stone tools uncover 140,000-year-old human history in the Mongolian Gobi

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12,000-year-old Human Face Pillar Unearthed at Karahantepe, Turkey

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