Coasting out of Africa

Chris Stringer
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Nature, 2000, vol. 405, issue 6782, 25-27

Abstract: According to a widely accepted view, modern humans originated in Africa. But by which route did they start to migrate from the continent and spread more widely? Recovery of artefacts from a site on the Red Sea, dating to 125,000 years ago, implies that modern humans may have dispersed along the coasts.

Date: 2000
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