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Ayvalık, the Forgotten Land Corridor Linking Turkey to Europe More than 100,000 Years Ago
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For a long time, the roads taken by the first humans to reach Europe seemed to be well established: a passage through the Levant or the Balkans, from Africa via the Middle East. But this linear reading of human dispersion is now in question. A team of Turkish researchers, from the universities of Ankara, Hacettepe and Düzce, discovered on the north coast of the Aegean Sea in Ayvalık, tangible evidence of a forgotten route. Published in The Journ…
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