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Prehistoric Settlers of Obi Island by Giangg Hươngg is a document available to read on EtoBox.
In April 2019, archaeologists led by Dr. Ceri Shipton discovered evidence of prehistoric settlers on Obi Island, Indonesia, indicating their adeptness in hunting and foraging. Excavations revealed artefacts dating back 18,000 years, including clam shell axes likely used for canoe construction, and suggested that the island served as a crucial migration route for early humans. The research highlights the long-term human occupation of the island and its significance in understanding ancient human dispersal ac
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- Giangg Hươngg
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- EN