Tag: Czech Academy of Sciences

Throughout warm durations in Earth's history, referred to as interglacials, glaciers the size of continents drew back to expose brand-new landscapes. These were brand-new worlds for early people to check out and make use of, and 1.4 million years ago this was Europe: a Terra nullius vacant by people. Long before it became the center of international manifest destiny, Europe was itself colonized for the very first time by human beings moving from the east. A brand-new research study, led by a group from the Czech Academy of Sciences and Aarhus University and released today in Naturereports the earliest human existence in Europe, at a website on the Tysa River in western Ukraine called Korolevo. Buried stone tools at Korolevo, Ukraine We st...