14,000-year-old hunting kit found in Scotland
Archaeologists have just identified the oldest evidence for humans in Scotland, a fairly sophisticated 14,000-year-old toolkit that may have been used to hunt and prepare big game from the region.
According to a report in the latest British Archaeology, the flint artifacts constitute the most northern evidence for the earliest people in Britain.
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According to a report in the latest British Archaeology, the flint artifacts constitute the most northern evidence for the earliest people in Britain.