Artifacts found at an archaeological site in Cyprus support a new theory that humans occupied the tiny Mediterranean island about 1,000 years earlier than previously believed – a discovery that fills an important gap in Cypriot history.
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Archaeology Centre research fellow Sally Stewart holds replicas of stone tools and decorative jewellery found on Cyprus dating back to the Late Stone Age [Credit: Jessica Lewis] |
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