HALABELLA | Burial in Taramsa Hill @halabella6 | Uploaded November 2022 | Updated October 2024, 9 hours ago.
Taramsa Hill, near Qena in Upper Egypt, is an isolated landform, situated some 2.5 km south-east of the Dandara temple and when humans left Africa to spread out across the world 100,000 years ago, they probably passed through the Nile Valley of Egypt. A Belgian archeological team has found the skeleton of a child in the Nile Valley of southern Egypt that may be as much as 55,000 years old.
For hundreds of thousands of years, humans and more ancient hominids visited Taramsa to make stone tools, and Pierre Vermeersch from the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgiumhad been tracking the progress of this industry. People apparently never settled at Taramsa Hill, they merely trekked through on a regular basis, so Vermeersch wasn't expecting to find any human remains.
During a visit to the site, while surveying the Taramsa area for other extractionsites in March 1994, a heavily weathered skull was discovered in a collapsing ancient trench section. They decided to excavate the find immediately in order to prevent it from being destroyed further. During the excavation, other skeletal components in their anatomical position were discovered.
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Taramsa Hill, near Qena in Upper Egypt, is an isolated landform, situated some 2.5 km south-east of the Dandara temple and when humans left Africa to spread out across the world 100,000 years ago, they probably passed through the Nile Valley of Egypt. A Belgian archeological team has found the skeleton of a child in the Nile Valley of southern Egypt that may be as much as 55,000 years old.
For hundreds of thousands of years, humans and more ancient hominids visited Taramsa to make stone tools, and Pierre Vermeersch from the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgiumhad been tracking the progress of this industry. People apparently never settled at Taramsa Hill, they merely trekked through on a regular basis, so Vermeersch wasn't expecting to find any human remains.
During a visit to the site, while surveying the Taramsa area for other extractionsites in March 1994, a heavily weathered skull was discovered in a collapsing ancient trench section. They decided to excavate the find immediately in order to prevent it from being destroyed further. During the excavation, other skeletal components in their anatomical position were discovered.
#ancienthumans #ancientburials #humanspecies
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Merch - youtube.com/channel/UCzT0u6iEmBk-OPCPIO9teUA/store
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