Earliest known hominid footprints in the world on Crete

[~Elizabeth~]

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Earliest known hominid footprints in the world

They had been made during the Miocene era, at a time when the entire Mediterranean Sea had dried up. The scientific world was faced with the notion that these small footprints on the Greek island would now be the earliest-known human-like prints in the world — far older than the prints previously found in Africa, from Laetoli in Ethiopia, which were made 3.66 million years ago on a volcanic deposit there.

https://greekreporter.com/2024/02/17...eory-for-good/

[Roy]

Was it Big Foot?

[Beowulf]

very interesting indeed!

[Laredo]

We live on a world where It has a lot mysteries unresolved.