Pedro Piñero

Oct 4, 2024 | nature.com | Robert Patalano |Steffen Mischke |Pedro Piñero |Hugues-Alexandre Blain |Patrick Roberts |Alfonso Benito-Calvo | +3 more

AbstractThe earliest archaeological evidence from northern Africa dates to ca. 2.44 Ma. Nevertheless, the palaeoenvironmental setting of hominins living in this part of the continent at the Plio-Pleistocene transition remains poorly documented, particularly in comparison to eastern and southern Africa. The Guefaït-4 fossil site in eastern Morocco sheds light on our knowledge of palaeoenvironments in northern Africa.