US EditionThey Found the Remains of a Hybrid Child at the Oldest Cemetery in Humanity: What Scientists Have Learned
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The Cave of Skhūl, on Mount Carmelo of Israel, is the oldest known site with intentional burials. In 1931, archaeologists Theodore McCown and Dorothy Garrod discovered in this rocky coat the remains of a girl between three and five years old who lived about 140,000 years ago.Continue reading...
A little over 100,000 years ago, prehistoric people who lived on the territory [blink title=Levanta" headinfo="Levant"] Levant, as well as Sham, are the common name of the countries in the eastern Mediterranean.Levant broadly includes the entire half-month of the eastern Mediterranean coast - (Siria, Lebanon, Israel (since 1948), Egypt, Turkey, Greece, Cyprus); in a narrow sense, only Syria and Lebanon have begun to bury their dead.[/blink] has …
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