Terra Amata site reveals technological flexibility of first humans in Europe
Phys.org • 12/15/2025 • Last cited 12/15/2025
Summary
A study by archaeologist Paula García Medrano published in the Journal of Paleolithic Archaeology highlights the lithic industry at the Terra Amata site in France, revealing insights into the technological flexibility of early humans in Europe around 400,000 years ago. This research is significant for understanding the evolution of human behavior during the Paleolithic era.
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