microrobert
07-25-2013, 04:04 PM
Archaeologists find 1.4-million-year-old flint in Spain
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The three-centimetre (1.2-inch) blade was found in the so-called Elephant Chasm cave where in 2007 researchers found a human finger and jawbone dating back 1.2 million years — considered the remains of the “oldest European” ever found.
The find made this year, considered to be “of great value”, came from a carving knife, Eduald Carbonell, one of the directors of the dig, said during a presentation of the discovery.
http://www.nst.com.my/latest/archaeologists-find-1-4-million-year-old-flint-in-spain-1.326296#ixzz2a4dIwzB0
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The three-centimetre (1.2-inch) blade was found in the so-called Elephant Chasm cave where in 2007 researchers found a human finger and jawbone dating back 1.2 million years — considered the remains of the “oldest European” ever found.
The find made this year, considered to be “of great value”, came from a carving knife, Eduald Carbonell, one of the directors of the dig, said during a presentation of the discovery.
http://www.nst.com.my/latest/archaeologists-find-1-4-million-year-old-flint-in-spain-1.326296#ixzz2a4dIwzB0