The oldest traces of human beings.
Scientists have discovered some of the oldest traces of humanity in the Odulvai ravines, in Datavani (East Africa): that of human bones, stones, tools and the rest of a number
Scientists have discovered some of the oldest traces of humanity in the Odulvai ravines, in Datavani (East Africa): that of human bones, stones, tools and the rest of a a "stone" number of "houses" .
But the most shocking finding is still that archaeologists discover footprints stored on a layer of volcanic ash. It can be determined that this is the footprint of 3 people (2 adults and 1 child) who passed through this area 3.7 million years ago (three million seven hundred thousand years). This is the first trace that marks the emergence of humans on Earth.
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