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Super volcano eruption in southern Italy: the end of the first Europeans

2021-04-07T15:37:30.510Z


An approximately 45,000-year-old skull tells of a mega-catastrophe that may have killed hundreds of thousands of Homo sapiens and Neanderthals - and thus became a turning point in human history.


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Skull of the woman from Zlatý kůň: One of the first European women

Photo: Martin Frouz

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