Ancient Charcoal Discovery in Northern Israel Reveals Early Human Life

Archaeologists in northern Israel have discovered ancient charcoal containing traces of various plant species, including the oldest known evidence of pomegranate wood in the Levant, offering new insights into how early humans lived.

15 Apr, 04:16 — 15 Apr, 04:16

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Ancient charcoal found in northern Israel sheds new light on how early humans lived - study

Within the charcoal, archaeologists found traces of ash, willow, oak, olive, pistachio, grapevine, oleander, and the oldest known evidence of pomegranate wood in the Levant.

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