Ancient Human Footprints Discovered In Saudi Arabia

[sam5971]

Archaeologists have found the earliest human footprints in the Arabian Peninsula. The footprints, believed to be about 120,000 years old, are at the site of an ancient lake in Saudi Arabia's Nefud Desert. The region is crucial for human migration from Africa to the rest of the world and serves as a gateway between Africa and the Eurasia. It is thought humans appeared in Africa around 300,000 years ago and did not reach the Levant for more than 150,000 years.

 

[Likkmee]

Whos prints ?

 

[Likkmee]

Hmmmm the one on the left had died with a boner and hand over his heart. What a way to go !

 

[surada]

Whos prints ?

That picture is some kind of hoax.

 

[whitehall]

In ancient times the legendary desert was swamp land. Too bad the global warmers didn't get a chance to blame the desert on U.S. decadence.

 

[surada]

In ancient times the legendary desert was swamp land. Too bad the global warmers didn't get a chance to blame the desert on U.S. decadence.

More like a savannah.. not swamp.