Ancient human relatives lived on the Arabian Peninsula for an astonishingly long time -- from about 240,000 to 190,000 years ago -- and spread into the heart of the region by following its blue rivers and lakes, a new study found.
Ancient human relatives lived on the Arabian Peninsula for an astonishingly long time -- from about 240,000 to 190,000 years ago -- and spread into the heart of the region by following its blue rivers and lakes, a new study found.
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