65,000-year-old 'stone Swiss Army knives' highlight the long-distance social ties of ancient humans
New findings hold global implications for understanding how expanding social networks contributed to the expansion of modern humans out of Africa.
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New findings hold global implications for understanding how expanding social networks contributed to the expansion of modern humans out of Africa.
A stone "Swiss Army Knife" that humans in vast regions appear to have made in the same way suggests widespread communication 65,000 years ago.
By: Times News Service Ali bin Khalfan Al-Farsi, owner of the Archaeological and Traditional Collectibles Exhibition in the wilayat of Al Buraimi. Muscat: The passion and love of ancient archaeological collections since childhood has led Ali bin Khalfan Al-Farsi, owner of the Archaeological and Traditional Collectibles Exhibition in the wilayat of Al Buraimi, to collect many archaeological items and ancient tools from various governorates of the Sultanate and to set up an exhibition for them. Ali bin Khalfan Al-Farsi, the owner of the exhibition, said, “The idea started from a young age, bu...