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Ancient Human Migration Route Marked by Snail Shell "Bread Crumbs"

3 min•6 juni 2015

Fragments of edible marine snail shells found in Lebanon support the idea that ancient humans went from Africa to Europe through the Levant. Cynthia Graber reports

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