They lived in France

1996/03/01 Elhuyar Zientzia Iturria: Elhuyar aldizkaria

• Paleontologia
• Giza zientziak
• Arkeologia

The oldest remains of the human presence appear in the French southwest. In particular, remains attributable to the oldest human being have been found in a canvas near the village of Tarn-et-Garone.

They have only found part of a bone, but it seems enough to say that our older ancestors lived there. The 14 carbon test has allowed us to determine that the discovery is around 47,600 years, which is 15,000 years older than the oldest footprint.

The experts in charge of this research have expanded the news to four winds. It seems that they have found objects and types of constructions that confirm the human presence in the same polishing. However, the authenticity of these objects is not a complete affirmation.