Unearthing stone-age Sri Lankan hunting tools

Unearthing stone-age Sri Lankan hunting tools

While rich in range of potential food sources—from ground- and tree-dwelling animals to freshwater molluscs and wild fruits—rainforests have often been seen as an insurmountable challenge for most ancient human populations. Griffith researchers are part of a team that has proved this conception as false, uncovering evidence that ancient humans not only successfully adapted to rainforest living, but did so in an ecologically sustainable manner.

J'pura Flames - Humans are the most intelligent living beings created by Mother Nature. It is best proved by the recent divulge done in Sri Lanka by USJ researchers at the ancient

Prehistoric sites

The Beginning of the Early Upper Paleolithic in Poland

Ancient Bow-and Arrow Tech Found Outside Africa

Small, sharp blades mark the change from Middle to Later Stone Age in coastal Kenya, Journal Club

Paleolithic tools hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

Prehistory of Sri Lanka 6: Paleolithic period

Extraordinary' structure has no real parallel in the archaeological record, scientists say, National

Clues to earliest known bow-and-arrow hunting outside Africa found

Prehistory of Sri Lanka - Wikipedia

Lower Paleolithic - an overview

120,000 Year-Old Tools For Leather And Fur Among Oldest Evidence Of Humans Making Clothes

The Beginning of the Early Upper Paleolithic in Poland

Alawala Caves at Gampaha - A Prehistoric Archeological Site

Outline of prehistoric technology, Dinopedia