Ancient traces of footwear: new opening overturns idea of human evolution

In South Africa a paleoanthropology found out footwear prints age about 100 thousand years that can lead to revision of ideas of development the person. Researchers from Universities Mandela Nelson in Port Elizabeth report that the found traces, though have no convincing proofs probably were left early people. If it is confirmed, it will mean that ancient people, including Neanderthal men, could carry footwear already more than 100 thousand years ago. Sensational discovery was made on three archaeological objects in South Africa. Though precisely to define, when people...