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Mammoth Find Moves Humans in Arctic Back 10,000 Years

3 min•14 januari 2016

The remains of a clearly butchered woolly mammoth in Siberia date to 45,000 years ago, 10 millennia earlier than when humans were thought to have crossed north of the Arctic circle.

 

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