HALABELLA | The Affairs at Kent’s Cavern : The Oldest Human of North Western Europe @halabella6 | Uploaded August 2022 | Updated October 2024, 9 hours ago.
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Kents Cavern is one of the United Kingdom's most important archaeological sites. Thiscavern has been excavated numerous times since the 1820s by some of the United Kingdom's most famous archaeologists.In 1927 a group of excavators unearthed the most exciting find ever found in Kents Cavern. A jaw fragment and three teeth were discovered and are now known to be the oldest find of a modern human in North-West Europe. This mandible was given the name KC4 jaw.
Over the years, researchers have debated whether the fossil was that of a modern human or a Neandertal, as well as how old it was. It was not until 1989, that radiometric dating was applied to the KC4 jaw fragment, providing an age of 30,900 years. A few other faunal bones, including one of aWoolly Rhino provided an age of 37,000 years. But the faunal bones were found about a meter higher up in the stratigraphic sequence.
More work was needed to be done to clarify why the older faunal remains were found above the KC4 maxilla. Scientist still argue on the age of the fossil but what they all agree on is that one bad date can rewrite the entire prehistory of our species in Europe.In the same year of 1989, scientists at the Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit attempted to directly date the bone and came up with an age of approximately 35,000 years.
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We have finally reached the 10k mark and we have no one else to thank but you. Thank you so much for always walking side by side with us and for always supporting us. Now before we get into today’s topic, we have an announcement. We are finally on Instagram so do give us a follow at halabella01 and we are so excited to let you know that we are also releasing our merch so do remember to check them out.
And that is not it. We just keep having news for you. We have a second and third channel. If you love fiction, you can check out our videos on Halabella II and if you love to hear facts on our human body or like to research on the number of calorie intake, then we would love to see you on our channel named Cell It. All the links will be provided in the description so see you guys there.Ok let us get back to our topic for the day.
Kents Cavern is one of the United Kingdom's most important archaeological sites. Thiscavern has been excavated numerous times since the 1820s by some of the United Kingdom's most famous archaeologists.In 1927 a group of excavators unearthed the most exciting find ever found in Kents Cavern. A jaw fragment and three teeth were discovered and are now known to be the oldest find of a modern human in North-West Europe. This mandible was given the name KC4 jaw.
Over the years, researchers have debated whether the fossil was that of a modern human or a Neandertal, as well as how old it was. It was not until 1989, that radiometric dating was applied to the KC4 jaw fragment, providing an age of 30,900 years. A few other faunal bones, including one of aWoolly Rhino provided an age of 37,000 years. But the faunal bones were found about a meter higher up in the stratigraphic sequence.
More work was needed to be done to clarify why the older faunal remains were found above the KC4 maxilla. Scientist still argue on the age of the fossil but what they all agree on is that one bad date can rewrite the entire prehistory of our species in Europe.In the same year of 1989, scientists at the Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit attempted to directly date the bone and came up with an age of approximately 35,000 years.
#kentscavern #homosapien
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