Men may have sailed the Mediterranean 450.000 years ago
A new study opens up the possibility that prehistoric humans learned to navigate the Mediterranean nearly 500.000 years ago…
Read moreA new study opens up the possibility that prehistoric humans learned to navigate the Mediterranean nearly 500.000 years ago…
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