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The Oldest Units in the World, with an Estimated Age of 430,000 Years, Discovered in Greece

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A team of archeologists discovered in the Peloponez Peninsula, south of Greece, two 430,000-year-old singles, considered the oldest rudimentary ones created by a human species.
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The Oldest Units in the World, with an Estimated Age of 430,000 Years, Discovered in Greece

A team of archeologists discovered in the Peloponez Peninsula, south of Greece, two 430,000-year-old singles, considered the oldest rudimentary ones created by a human species.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Stirile Pro TV broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Friday, January 30, 2026.
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