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Ancient 100,000-Year-Old Burned Bones May Alter Burial Records
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Ancient 100,000-Year-Old Burned Bones May Alter Burial Records
Scientists examining ancient human remains in Ethiopia might have found the earliest evidence of human cremation, dating back approximately 100,000 years. This discovery comes from an international research team that includes scientists from the University of Oulu, with their findings published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The research centers around the Afar Rift in Ethiopia, a key location for understanding human evo…
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