Scientists from the National Museum of Eritrea and the Roman University of La Sapienza announced in 2016 the discovery of what may be the oldest traces of Homo Erectus. , dated 800,000 years ago. The footprints belong to several individuals that researchers believe were hunting animals at the time
Archaeologists have located in Australia two aboriginal sites at least 7,000 years old, the first under the sea ever discovered in the country. It is estimated today that the ancient Aborigines arrived on the island-continent nearly 65,000 years ago. These sites could be among their oldest centers o
Obtaining a new dating has just determined when the earliest European presence dates back to the American continent, five centuries before Christopher Columbus. Studied for several years by the Norwegian explorer Helge Instad (1899-2001) and his wife, the archaeologist Anne Stine-Insgstad, a small
After the extraordinary discovery of the Red Sea papyri and the revelation of the Journal of Merer which for the first time provided unprecedented information on the daily life of the builders of the Great Pyramid of Cheops, in Egypt, two books have just been published in quick succession by the Fre