For many of us, when we reflect on the bridges of the world, we often think of the bridge in the Bering Land (actually a wetland), the ancient population, to reach North America from modern Siberia. However, there was an alternative place, which formed an important land that helped migration early – this time, across the continent, the Anatoli coast.
That new found from the Turkish team violated Archoloolosts revealed more than 100 stones from two different sites and pensunqa. They show that the world’s bridge, now under the water, was between the western Asian and Europe pope, making people walk in the districts. If their viewpoint, it would reveal a previously unknown chapter in the history of human immigration per second to evolution and our advancement.
Unprotected Fixed District
“This study assesses the power of the Palevelık, a Western District of Anatolia that has remained very unpopular in Pleistofene Archeology,” researchers have written in their study, published by the journal Journoology Coast. “These findings reveal the existing paleaholthic presence and establish a FreedomK existing Ayvalık for the promise of future research because of the disposal of the future of the people in the Northeast Aegean.”
Palemythic time – around 2.6 years of about 12 million – and Pleistace Epoch – about 2.700 years ago – refer to almost equal to the same. The former is an anthropological name, while the last is the time of the country.
During the last years of ice (between 120,000 years and 1100 years ago), the land site appeared much more different than today. Without prices in the snow garrantuan, the sea level was very low. The Islands of Ayvalık and Peninilus, for example, would be part of one extinction of an anatolia and Europe.
An unembetic moment of getting acquired
However, scholars have been waiting for that Homo sapiens Most arrived in Europe from Africa through a Levint and Balkan. But newly received tools, showing that people were at the edge of the Ayvalık’s Bygone. The investigators receive Palealtic armor, Clve, and Leemvlis Flake hands (stone resources with sharp edges and may be used as knives). The party said that what the findings provide any other account of the first relocation.
“The presence of these things in Ayvalık is very important, as they give a definite evidence that the district was part of the hospitality that has been shared throughout Africa,” Göknur Karaha, a literature scholar from Hacetette University, said in a statement.
“It was a moment that would never forgotten us. Holding first tools in our hands encouraging,” says Karahan.
Appointment of Expressive Artifact Dating, Stratigraphic Data, and Ancient Reformation will be difficult to determine that its opinion is correct, including artistic items at the Aegean sea.
