Researchers find evidence of early man in caves near Naples
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 3:52
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Researchers find evidence of early man in caves near NaplesRemains of both Neanderthals and Homo sapiens in same caves04 December, 16:55
ANSA) – Rome, December 4 – Researchers are poring over thousands of tiny artifacts – including a child’s milk tooth – found in a southern Italian cave that appears to have been shared by both Neanderthals and early man.
The caves of Roccia San Sebastiano, which overlook the Tyrrhenian Sea north of Naples, are being combed for traces of those who once lived there.
On the slopes of the medieval fortress of Montis Dragonis, near Mondragone in Caserta province, researchers say they’ve uncovered layers of history, rich in early historical finds.
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