We've been eating the fish for millennia: archeologists
(NEWSER) - It gives “leftovers” a whole new meaning: Archeologists have discovered the remnants of a 42,000-year-old tuna meal, they say. They found tuna and shark bones in an East Timor cave, near Australia. The findings suggest that ancient humans were capable of deep-sea fishing, shedding light on questions over how they traveled on water. “What the site in East Timor has shown us is that early modern humans in Island Southeast Asia had amazingly advanced maritime skills,” says a scientist. More»
