Were 130,000-year-old bones broken by humans?
Debate heats up over whether 130,000-year-old bones were broken by humans Archaeologists debate what these mastodon bones mean for human prehistory. Kiona N. Smith – 2/7/2018, 9:15 PM...:focal(657x335:658x336)/https://public-media.si-cdn.com/filer/6a/06/6a0696e3-d8a0-440d-9e19-42cb4da8ddad/white-sands-human-footprints-adult-and-child.png "Fossilized Footprints Found in New Mexico Track Traveler With Toddler in Tow")
Fossilized Footprints Found in New Mexico Track Traveler With Toddler in Tow
Fossilized Footprints Found in New Mexico Track Traveler With Toddler in Tow Prehistoric tracks detail a moment when mammoths, sloths and humans crossed paths (Interjection – While these tracks aren’t as old as others in different parts of the world, each such finding...
Archaeological Discovery In Canada Leads To Groundbreaking Revelation
Aided by cultural finds, an archaeological discovery in Canada has revealed that humans migrated to North American 14,000 years ago, 5,000 years earlier than previously thought.
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