September
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/ 2024
Archaeologists in Malaysia have uncovered a 16,000-year-old human skeleton in the Gua Kechil cave complex, shedding new light on the region's prehistoric inhabitants. The remarkable find also includes artifacts providing valuable insights into the lives of some of Southeast Asia's earliest settlers reports Live Science. This discovery is thought to be one of the oldest human remains ever found in Malaysia and could reveal important details about migration patterns and the region’s ancient culture. It was found along with 15 more recent human remains found across 4 sites in the region. A Major Prehistoric Discovery The skeletons have been unearthed during ongoing excavations in the Gua Kechil caves in Pahang, a state in central Malaysia known for its rich archaeological
