BY EMBASSY MEDIA Ancient human remains have been discovered in the Northern Red Sea region believed to be of major significance in the history of human evolution. The discovery was made in partnership with the Commission of Culture and Sport, Museum of Northern Red Sea, and experts from Italy.
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By Léa Surugue, 800,000-year-old Homo erectus footprints have been discovered by a team of Italian and Eritrean researchers in the Danakil Desert, Southern Eritrea. They could be the oldest prints ever found belonging to this particular ancestor of modern men, according to online publication The Local.
Continue ReadingBY SHABAIT, Over one-million-year-old human skeleton including skulls and molars have been unearthed in Buya area, Northern Red Sea region. In the task undertaken by Eritrean and Italian archaeologists, the skeleton of the human species was excavated by Mr. Tsegai Medin, director of the research department at the National Museum of Eritrea. The unearthing of molars […]
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