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/PRNewswire/ -- A team of researchers working in AlUla, north-west Saudi Arabia, has discovered what is likely to be the largest stone 'hand axe' artefact...
Initially assessed at over 200,000 years old, it sheds more light on the Middle Paleolithic presence of humans in present-day Saudi Arabia.
Researchers in AlUla, Saudi Arabia, have discovered what is likely to be the largest stone ‘hand axe’ artefact in the world. Initial field assessment says that the artefact dates back to the Lower-Middle Palaeolithic period and is over 200,000 years old.