When the Ice Was High and Sea Levels Were Low, Hominins Could Have Walked From Turkey to Greece – Over Land Now Deep Under the Aegean Sea
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When the ice was high and sea levels were low, hominins could have walked from Turkey to Greece – over land now deep under the Aegean Sea
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Back in the day when early humans were spreading out of Africa, the world was not as we know it. Yet the study of the paths by which the Homo genus dispersed around the globe starting as much as 2 million years ago has tended to overlook that.
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