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The Arrival of Humans in Laos 86,000 Years Ago and the Eruption of Mount Toba

Archaeologists found two bone fragments at the bottom of a cave in northern Laos with an age of 86,000 years ago that suggest modern humans had reached Southeast Asia when the Toba volcano erupted violently 74,000 years ago.

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Early humans migrated across Asia earlier than thought, study finds

The sediment around fossils in a cave in Laos tells the story of early human migration from Africa into Asia and on to Australia.

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Early humans migrated across Asia earlier than thought, study finds

Early humans migrated across Asia earlier than thought, study finds
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Early humans migrated across Asia earlier than thought, study finds

Early humans migrated across Asia earlier than thought, study finds
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Researcher unearths more layers of cave history

Samples of cave breccia, which are broken rock fragments cemented by fine-grained sediment. A Griffith University PhD candidate is the first to use a

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