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Just 70 Meters Below the Surface: The Oldest Archaeological Site in Greece Reveals Giant Deer and Elephants
A groundbreaking geoarchaeological project in Megalopolis, Arcadia, has unveiled the oldest known archaeological site in Greece, rich with fossils of giant deer, elephants, hippos, and early human tools—buried just 70 meters beneath the Earth’s surface.This discovery marks a major milestone for paleoarchaeology in Greece, especially in an area that until now had received very little scientific attention. The findings suggest that the Megalopolis…
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