Archaeologists Found 120,000-Year-Old Human Footprints Where They Shouldn’t Be
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They might just rewrite the story of human migration—as a tale of who failed, not who survived. Between roughly 112,000 and 121,000 years ago, a handful of people walked along the muddy shore of a lake in what is now Saudi Arabia’s Nefud Desert. Elephants and camels had churned up the ground, and …
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