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A Village of Hunters Crossed the North of the Mediterranean 30,000 Years Ago Carrying a New Type of Stone Tool From Cantabria to Southern Italy
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Archaeologists excavating in Riparo Mochi knew exactly what they wanted when they hit a prehistoric bonfire buried among large blocks of rock: coal to date it. But coal samples were lost in the worst possible way, because someone stole them before they could be analyzed. Another way to find out the [...]
·Oviedo, Spain
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