Early humans followed the coast

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By Paul Rincon
Science reporter, BBC News

Learning how to live off the sea may have played a key role in the expansion of early humans around the globe.

After leaving Africa, human groups probably followed coastal routes to the Americas and South-East Asia.

Professor Jon Erlandson says the maritime capabilities of ancient humans have been greatly

Comments

[bebopfaye]

very interesting. We dicussed differnt migration routes and theories last semester in my archaeology class and this is just another new light shed. I think I'm sending this article to my professor.

[caatinga]

Pickled by cormorant dung? Dang.