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The hearth of the human past is going through 200 years, says Sissyne Vandevelde, an Archeologist at Chicoutimi
The information will change the way we look at archaeological sites, says Sissyne Vandevelde, an Archeologist at the University of Quebec at Chicoutimi.
Researchers using a transformative new dating technique have now found that the hearths were established over a period of more than 200 years. The results were reported on June 5.
“This has the potential to reveal new insights into how ancient humans lived, moved and organized themselves in social groups,” says Thomas Higham, an archaeological scientist at the University of Vienna.
“The main potential is to reach a timescale close to the human life,” adds Herrejón-Lagunilla. “We can’t understand 200 years as a single moment. That is crazy.
It’s difficult to find precise timescales in analyses of the deep human past due to the large error margins of estimates.