Newly discovered stone tools drag dawn of Greek archaeology back 250,000 years
Experts said it is possible the items were produced by Homo antecessor, the hominin species dating from that period in other parts of Europe.
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Experts said it is possible the items were produced by Homo antecessor, the hominin species dating from that period in other parts of Europe.
Experts said it is possible the items were produced by Homo antecessor, the hominin species dating from that period in other parts of Europe.
Experts said it is possible the items were produced by Homo antecessor, the hominin species dating from that period in other parts of Europe.
Experts said it is possible the items were produced by Homo antecessor, the hominin species dating from that period in other parts of Europe.
The Greek site was found to contain stone tools and the remains of an extinct species of giant deer, elephants, hippopotamus, rhinoceros and a macaque monkey