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The Japan Times on 2017-07-21 08:37

Outback axes suggest humans reached Australia 18,000 years earlier than thought

Ax heads and grinding stones from a cave in Australia's far north suggest humans arrived on the continent about 65,000 years ago, or 18,000 years earlier t

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