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The World's Biggest Sea of Sand Shows No Trace of Ancient Humans. Here's Why.
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- Researchers surveyed 1,500 km of ancient Arabian desert and checked 125 sites, finding evidence of lakes at 55 but no early human tools; a new study suggests missing toolmaking stone mattered as much as water The Times of India · 4h ago
- Traces of 55 ancient lakes found in Rub' al Khali, but no humans UA.NEWS · 4h ago
- The World's Biggest Sea of Sand Shows No Trace of Ancient Humans. Here's Why. ScienceAlert · 4h ago
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