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Newly discovered stone tools drag dawn of Greek archaeology back 250,000 years

Experts said it is possible the items were produced by Homo antecessor, the hominin species dating from that period in other parts of Europe.

Baden wübergPerifereia peloponnisouEleni panagopoulouKaterina harvatiPanagiotis karkanasUniversity of tubingenAmerican school of classicalMegalopolis greek culture ministryOldest siteGreek cultureLower palaeolithicAmerican schoolClassical studiesLower paleolithicMiddle palaeolithic

Newly discovered stone tools drag dawn of Greek archaeology back 250,000 years

Experts said it is possible the items were produced by Homo antecessor, the hominin species dating from that period in other parts of Europe.

Perifereia peloponnisouBaden wübergKaterina harvatiEleni panagopoulouPanagiotis karkanasMegalopolis greek culture ministryAmerican school of classicalUniversity of tubingenOldest siteGreek cultureLower palaeolithicAmerican schoolClassical studiesLower paleolithicMiddle palaeolithic

Newly discovered stone tools drag dawn of Greek archaeology back 250,000 years

Newly discovered stone tools drag dawn of Greek archaeology back 250,000 years
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Perifereia peloponnisouBaden wübergKaterina harvatiPanagiotis karkanasEleni panagopoulouAmerican school of classicalUniversity of tubingenLower palaeolithicAmerican schoolClassical studiesLower paleolithicMiddle palaeolithic

Newly discovered stone tools drag dawn of Greek archaeology back 250,000 years

Experts said it is possible the items were produced by Homo antecessor, the hominin species dating from that period in other parts of Europe.

Baden wübergPerifereia peloponnisouKaterina harvatiEleni panagopoulouPanagiotis karkanasAmerican school of classicalMegalopolis greek culture ministryUniversity of tubingenOldest siteGreek cultureLower palaeolithicAmerican schoolClassical studiesLower paleolithicMiddle palaeolithic

Newly discovered stone tools drag dawn of Greek archaeology back 250,000 years

Experts said it is possible the items were produced by Homo antecessor, the hominin species dating from that period in other parts of Europe.

Baden wübergPerifereia peloponnisouEleni panagopoulouPanagiotis karkanasKaterina harvatiAmerican school of classicalUniversity of tubingenMegalopolis greek culture ministryOldest siteGreek cultureLower palaeolithicAmerican schoolClassical studiesLower paleolithicMiddle palaeolithic