@Tarnport Incredible! I've coincidentally been reading this evening about the possibility that *Homo erectus* built boats to reach islands in South East Asia (after it was mentioned on a SciShow video).
There's such a long, long line of history behind us, of people being people.
https://www.discovermagazine.com/the-sciences/do-we-know-when-ancient-humans-first-built-boats
#interpolation of #Neanderthal sites suggests possible #undiscovered #ArchaeologicalSites in #Iran :) Hope they're right and find stuff there!
#Archaeology #migration #ancientPeople #Europe #Asia #MiddleEast
#ComputerModeling #QGIS #climateData #archaeologicalData
https://phys.org/news/2023-03-european-neanderthal-migration-hints-hidden.html
Researchers modeling eastern Neanderthal migration from Europe have found the area south of the Caspian Sea in northern Iran to be the most likely route, suggesting there could be significant yet-to-be-discovered archaeological sites hidden in less explored areas along the way.
Eburovices
https://pleiades.stoa.org/places/108953
The Gallic tribe known as the Eburovices was a branch of the Aulerci.
Representative point (latitude, longitude): 48.89340, 1.12677
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